Before walking or boarding a dog, it’s important for me to know their daily routine, energy level, and any medical needs or behavioral quirks. I always ask about their feeding schedule, bathroom habits, leash behavior, and how they react to other dogs, people, or triggers like bikes or loud noises. It’s also helpful to know if they have separation anxiety, chewing tendencies, or any special commands or comfort items they rely on. For boarding, I like to understand their sleeping habits, crate preferences (if any), and how they typically behave in new environments. The more I know ahead of time, the better I can provide a safe, stress-free, and fun experience for both the dog and their owner.

As an avid athlete and runner, I love engaging pets in fun, energy-burning activities that keep them both physically and mentally stimulated. For high-energy dogs, I’m happy to go on long walks, jogs, or runs, and play fetch or tug-of-war to help them get the exercise they need. I can keep up with even the most active pups and provide them with the kind of cardio-based fun they crave. At the same time, I always tailor my approach to each pet’s personality, energy level, and age. For more relaxed or senior pets, I focus on gentle walks, calm companionship, and interactive play that keeps them happy and comfortable. Whether we’re running through the park or curling up for a quiet cuddle, I make sure every pet feels loved, safe, and engaged.