🐶 Basic Info Name & age – Helps with communication and choosing age-appropriate activities. Breed or size – Can influence energy level, exercise needs, and physical limitations. Health conditions – Arthritis, allergies, or respiratory issues may limit certain activities. ⚕️ Medical & Safety Needs Vaccination status – Especially important for social settings or parks. Spayed/neutered – Helps prevent behavioral issues around other dogs. Medication or dietary restrictions – Be mindful with treats or strenuous activities. Heat/cold sensitivity – Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds or senior dogs may overheat easily. 🧠 Behavior & Personality Temperament – Are they shy, outgoing, anxious, or aggressive? Socialization level – How do they react around other dogs or strangers? Fear triggers – Loud noises, water, bikes, certain surfaces, etc. Energy level – High-energy dogs need more stimulation, while mellow dogs may prefer calm activities. 🐾 Training & Commands Recall ability – Will they come when called, especially off-leash? Basic obedience – Do they understand sit, stay, leave it, etc.? Leash manners – Are they leash-trained or prone to pulling/lunging? 🎒 Logistics & Gear Harness/collar type – Fit and style can affect comfort and control. Favorite toys or treats – Great for motivation and engagement. Water & bowl – Especially for outdoor or long activities. Waste bags – Always be prepared to clean up after them.

🎾 Play & Exercise Fetch or Frisbee – Classic and always fun. Tug-of-War – Great for bonding and strength-building. Agility Course – Set up obstacles in your backyard or find a local facility. Hide & Seek – You or treats – your dog will love finding them! Chase Bubbles – Many dogs love popping bubbles (use dog-safe ones!).