Socialization habits, feeding schedule and dietary restrictions, allergies or specific dietary needs. Exercise Needs: Different breeds have varying exercise requirements. Some need a lot of activity, while others are more sedentary. I can provide lots of walks or just throw the ball for a game of fetch or we can hang out on the couch cuddling or all of the above! What may cause anxiety or stress and tips you use to minimize these behaviours. House Training: your dog's house training status to prevent accidents. Aggression Triggers: Some dogs are protective of toys or food, for example. Health Issues: any pre-existing health issues, medications, or allergies the dog may have. Commands: Understanding your dog's response to basic commands like sit, stay, and come. Leash Behavior: how they behave on a leash. Most walks will be on trails where we likely won't be interacting with other dogs. Separation Anxiety: Some dogs may experience separation anxiety. I want to make sure they feel safe and comfortable. Grooming Needs if required. Play Preferences: favorite toys, playing fetch, tug-of-war or simply cuddling.

A fun day of dog sitting will involve plenty of playtime, belly rubs, and long walks. The furry companions full of energy, will spend the day chasing balls, exploring new trails, and ending the day with a cozy snuggle on the couch. Laughter and wagging tails will make it a memorable day for both of us.