I take care of dogs on a regular basis each week, so it is important that your pup can get along with other dogs. I only like to take two dogs at a time. However, there are times that I have cross overs and there may be multiple dogs at the house as one comes in the morning, one is leaving in the evening, and one is a doggie daycare and only there for a few hours during the day. Also, I work out of the home and am here most of the time. However, there are times where your pup may need to be alone in the house for a few hours. So they need to be used to this and not chew or destroy furniture.

Lots of walks, I love to get out every day, and if your pup can do it, I can go for an hour at a time. If they need less, we can do just 30 minutes or less. We have a big backyard to play in, ball throwing, tug-o-war, and just good old puppy lov-in. Steven and I work out of the house. However, if there is a time your pup needs to be alone, we always try to keep that time as short as possible. We usually leave the back door open, so they have free rein to go in and out (as long as weather permits). We follow whatever rules you have at home. If you allow them on furniture or in the bed, we can accommodate them. If that's a no-go in your house, we won't create any bad habits. I do have regular dogs that come each week for doggie daycare and a few overnight stays, so it is important that your pup is socialized and can get along with other dogs. I try never to have more than two dogs at a time, but there are a few times pick-ups and drop-offs overlap.