: Medical History: Any pre-existing health conditions, allergies, medications, or dietary restrictions are essential to know to ensure their well-being and safety. Behavioral Traits: Understanding a pet's temperament, likes, dislikes, fears, and any behavioral issues helps tailor care and interactions to suit their needs. Daily Routine: Knowing their typical feeding schedule, exercise routine, and any specific preferences they have will help maintain consistency and minimize stress during your care. Emergency Contacts: Having contact information for the pet's veterinarian and any emergency contacts ensures quick access to help if needed. House Rules: Familiarizing yourself with any rules or expectations the owner has for their pet's care, such as where they are allowed to go in the house or any training cues they respond to, helps maintain consistency and prevent misunderstandings.

I like to engage them in a variety of fun activities to keep them entertained and stimulated. Some of these activities include: Playtime: I'll play fetch, tug-of-war, or other interactive games that the pet enjoys. Or any other preference your pet is most comfortable with. Outdoor Adventures: Taking dogs for walks, hikes, or trips to the dog park allows them to explore new environments and get some exercise.