Contact information: Owner's contact information, including their phone number and address. Veterinary information: Contact details of the dog's regular veterinarian, including the clinic's name, phone number, and address. The dog's overall health status, any known medical conditions, allergies, or dietary restrictions. Does the dog require medication, and if so, instructions on dosage and administration. Behavior and temperament: The dog's behavior, including their energy level, socialization skills, any specific fears or anxieties they may have, and their temperament will help me provide appropriate care and avoid situations that may cause stress or discomfort. Feeding routine: The dog's regular feeding schedule, the type of food they eat, and any specific dietary requirements or restrictions. Portion sizes of any treats or snacks they are allowed to have. Exercise needs: The dog's exercise requirements, including their preferred activities, duration of walks, and frequency of exercise. House rules and training:This includes information on where the dog is allowed to go in the house, any areas to be avoided, and any particular commands or signals used for training purposes. Emergency procedures: such as what to do in case the dog goes missing, medical emergencies, or weather. Special instructions: if there are any special instructions or preferences regarding the dog's care, such as favorite toys, comfort items, or specific routines that the dog is used to.

Take the dog for regular walks or hikes in the neighborhood or local parks. This allows them to explore new surroundings, exercise, and stimulate their senses. Engage in a game of fetch with the dog using a ball, Frisbee, or a favorite toy. Throwing and retrieving exercises can help burn off energy and provide mental stimulation.