A few things I ask everyone: 1) meds to be administered? 2) food or toy aggression? 3) Any stranger danger? 4) Prey drive (especially for walking requests)?

It depends on the animals personality of course. I can chill on the couch with your couch potato, I can run around your backyard with them like a crazy, I can read to them, I can play with all the cat toys and laser pointers to your cats content. All of the above? Sure thing. For boarding stays, I typically only take short overnight or up to 3 days due to my in office schedule on Tuesday and Wednesday. For full transparency, your dogs will likely never meet my dogs or cat. Sounds harsh but that’s based on many years in the rescue world where when you’re taking an animal outside the environment they know and into a new one, it’s stressful for them and they need time to decompress. Introducing other animals can be harmful before a 1week or 2 week settling period. My male dog is also very selective on who he likes. This is also why I do shorter stays. That said, my dogs stay upstairs and yours will be downstairs (not like dungeony basement downstairs 😃-don’t worry). This is how I manage any fosters I have and it works great. Either myself or my husband sleep downstairs for those days and my office and our den and exercise space is also down there so someone is always around. The downstairs is also easy access to the fenced backyard.