Things that are helpful to know are size, agility, needs leave, likes and dislikes, favorite items, treats or snacks preferences, allergies, training level, anything that may change there behavior such as a bird or other small critter. Do they know tricks? Can they swim? Do they like car rides? Always good things to cover. I do bring allergy free treats (for dog and cat) to calm the nurves. After all, its their territory. Even though I've been trained in animal behavior recognition please let me know how your pet handles strangers on your property. This is important for the safty of me, as well as them. Anxity in pet can make for an unsatisfied visit. This can give me an idea of what I'm walking into as well. First time booking me? No problem. I can give you tips to help prepare them to be familiar with me. Consider a meet up. I do bring a toy with me that is special to the care. Knowing their preferences would aid in a more fun experience for them.

Moat dogs are content playing their favorite games, getting treats and belly scratches. Depending on the dog depends what we do. The dogs that like to go for walks I take to to local trails. The ones that like to swim and are command trained I can take to the off leash palo training grounds by the lake. When they are smaller and not able to walk as far, I use a stroller so they don't get too tired. Then we see the town.