To ensure your dog has a safe, happy, and stress‑free stay, it’s helpful to know the following before their visit: Feeding routine – food type, amounts, times, and any treats allowed Daily routine – walk length, energy level, nap habits Medical needs – medications, allergies, injuries, or ongoing conditions Veterinary details – registered vet and emergency contact Behaviour & personality – nervous triggers, reactivity, fears, likes/dislikes Social preferences – how they are with other dogs and children Comfort items – favourite toys, bedding, or anything that helps them settle The more I know about your dog, the better I can tailor their care and make them feel at home from day one.

Dogs enjoy a relaxed, home‑from‑home routine. Mornings start with breakfast and a walk, followed by company throughout the day as I work from home. There’s a balance of walks, garden time, play, and rest, with dogs free to relax in our open‑plan living space and be part of family life. The afternoon includes another walk or outing, tailored to your dog’s needs, whether that’s a calm potter or a longer, more adventurous walk. Back at home, there’s plenty of time to relax, recharge, and enjoy being part of everyday family life. Dogs are never confined and always have company. Evenings are calm and cosy, with dinner, fuss, and plenty of snuggles, followed by a final garden break before settling down for the night. Everything is adapted to suit your dog’s needs, energy levels, and routine. Whether your dog is an energetic explorer or a happy homebody, I adapt each day to make them feel relaxed, secure, and truly at home.