Feeding schedule (feeding times, portions sizes, and dietary restrictions) Medical history (Any ongoing medical conditions, required medications, allergies, or recent vet visits) Behavior and temperament (Information about the dog's personality, any specific triggers, or behavioral quirks.) Exercise needs (Insights into the dog's energy levels and preferred activities, such as walking, playing fetch, or running.) Training cues (Commands the dog responds to, training techniques used, and any areas where reinforcement is needed.) Emergency contacts (Contact information for the pet owner, as well as the veterinarian in case of any emergencies.) Daily routine (Details about the dog's usual daily routine, including walk times, nap schedules, and favorite toys.) House rules (Any specific rules or boundaries set by the pet owner, such as furniture restrictions or designated potty areas.) Socialization preferences ( Information about how the dog interacts with other dogs, people, and animals.) Emergency procedures (Instructions for handling emergencies, such as escape routes, emergency supplies, and evacuation plans.)

There are plenty of fun activities I can do with the pets I watch, depending on your preferences and energy levels. Here are some ideas: •Interactive play sessions with toys like balls, frisbees, or interactive puzzles. •Outdoor adventures such as hiking, going to the beach, or visiting a dog park, •Organizing a pet-friendly picnic in the backyard or at a park, •Setting up a pet-friendly obstacle course or agility course in your yard, •Engaging in relaxing activities like cuddling, gentle brushing, or massage, •Exploring new environments together, like pet-friendly cafes or stores. • Participating in dog-friendly events or meetups in the community. •Planning a pet-friendly movie night with special treats and cozy blankets. •Creating DIY toys or treats together, like homemade tug toys or frozen dog treats.