Here are some key pieces of information I’d like to know about the pets I’ll be watching: 1. Medical History: Any medical conditions, allergies, or medications the pet requires. It’s essential to have contact information for their veterinarian in case of emergencies. 2. Behavioral Traits: Information about the pet’s temperament, any behavioral issues, triggers for anxiety or stress, and how they interact with other animals or people. 3. Daily Routine: Their typical daily schedule, including feeding times, exercise needs, potty breaks, and favorite activities. 4. Dietary Preferences: Details about their diet, including preferred food brands, portion sizes, and any dietary restrictions or sensitivities. 5. Exercise Needs: The pet’s energy level and preferred types of exercise, whether they enjoy leisurely walks, vigorous play sessions, or activities like swimming or running. 6. Comfort Items: Any favorite toys, blankets, or comfort items that help soothe the pet and make them feel more at home. 7. Emergency Contacts: Contact information for the pet owner, as well as backup contacts in case of emergencies. House Rules: Any specific rules or guidelines for caring for the pet in their home, such as areas that are off-limits or special instructions for using​equipment like a leash or crate.

Outdoor Adventures: Take dogs for walks in the neighborhood, visit nearby parks for playtime and exploration, or go on hikes if suitable for the dog’s fitness level. Playtime: Engage in interactive play sessions with toys such as fetch, tug-of-war, or puzzle toys to keep dogs mentally stimulated and physically active.