To provide the best care possible, I like to learn as much as I can about your dog ahead of time. Here are a few important questions I’ll ask before your pet stays with me or I visit your home: Does your dog have any allergies, dietary restrictions, or medical conditions I should know about? What is your dog’s feeding schedule, and how much do they typically eat? Are treats allowed, and do you have any preferred types or ingredients to avoid? How does your dog typically behave around other dogs and animals? Is your dog comfortable around new people? Do they have any behavioral quirks—such as chewing furniture, digging, barking, or separation anxiety—that I should be aware of? Has your dog ever shown signs of aggression or reactivity in certain situations (leash walking, food, toys, etc.)? If you are booking for boarding or daycare, I kindly ask that you provide current vaccination records prior to your pet’s stay. This helps keep my own dogs and all visiting pets safe and healthy. Your pet’s safety, comfort, and happiness are my top priorities, and this information ensures I can provide the most personalized, stress-free care possible.

A typical day in my care is tailored to fit each dog’s personality and needs. We start the morning with a walk and breakfast, then ease into a mix of playtime, rest, and enrichment activities throughout the day. For high-energy dogs and puppies, we enjoy longer walks, backyard play, and fun training games to keep their minds and bodies active. For seniors or more laid-back pups, we keep things relaxed with shorter walks, cuddle time, and a calm environment where they can feel safe and comfortable. No matter the age or breed, all pets get plenty of affection, positive attention, and a routine that helps them feel secure and at ease. Whether it's a game of fetch in the yard, puzzle toys inside, or a cozy nap on the couch, I make sure every dog feels loved, understood, and right at home.