Every pup is different and sharing certain details with me gives me a better understanding of your furry family member. I need to be aware of: -special diet -anxiety -aggressiveness towards children or other dogs -history of jumping fences -food aggression -dominance issues -history of marking (in which case I may ask you provide diapers) -excessive whining or barking Any blankets or toys to make your dog feel more at home are more than encouraged! If your dog is used to a crate, you may bring it to make him or her more comfortable, unless he/she is a puppy, then a crate will be required. If your dog has severe anxiety, a crate will be required as to have a safe place for them in the event their anxiety gets too high, or I need to step out of the house temporarily.

I love throwing the ball and playing tug of war. It really seems to get a lot of energy out of the pups I sit so they can relax better once inside. For security reasons, I do not take dogs on walks. We play in the back yard to burn off energy with constant supervision. During the summer, we have fun in the kiddie pool and with the splash pad. Inside there is heating/air conditioning and constant supply of fresh, filtered water.