We like to know as much as we can so your dog's stay will be comfortable, stimulating, and as much fun as humanly/doggly possible. Lots of pups, especially rescues, have triggers that freak them out. Others harbour deep dislike for joggers, bikes, children, etc. You don't have to give us the complete rundown, but if there are any biggies, it helps for us to have a heads up. We need to know how they do with other dogs. Our two little guys love other dogs and we frequently have simultaneous stays or doggie daycare so we want to make sure everybody is going to play well. We have plenty of space to separate pups with beefs and conflicts, but again, it helps us when we know what to expect so we can be ready. It's also helpful to know what commands your dog knows and the words and gestures you use to communicate. If there's anything specific that you're working on, please let us know and we can help during the visit!

We have plenty of toys to play with including ones to stimulant their mind (like treat puzzles). Dogs do get bored, so its important to give them attention so they aren't snoozing away the day. We like to go on walks through our neighborhood and take advantage of Prospect and Mount Prospect parks to switch up sidewalk walks and nature walks. We got for at least 3 walks through the day, more if we have puppies in the house. Usually our morning walk is the longest and we like to be out and about for at least an hour. Jenn carries a doggie sling so she can carry any of the littler or older pups when their legs get tired. At least a couple of times a week we like to go to one of the dog runs or parks nearby. It's always a great opportunity for the dogs to socialize and run to their hearts' content. That's one of the best parts of living in Brooklyn, so many dogs to meet!