For meet & greets, we prefer to meet the client at a park so that there's plenty of space to interact. Potential clients should bring a dog bowl, your dog's favorite toy and a leash. Initially, you will be handling your dog while we walk and talk so that I can see how you and your dog interact. While walking, I want to see and hear how you speak to your dog and see how your dog responds both to your presence and the distractions the park provides. We like to know what your dog’s routine is so that we know if he or she likes to play outside, what kind of games they like and how they respond to other dogs. At this time, we will also ask about your dog's food, feeding schedule, any dietary restrictions or limitations as well as any supplements or medications your dog is currently taking. We will keep in touch with you while you’re away and communicate with you consistently and effectively. At our place, we have a cameras that are motion and sound activated. While your dog is in our care we will send regular picture and video updates. We also respond quickly so that you know we are a reliable sitter you can always count on!

Walks are scheduled all over the city. We have a custom Ram Van (2500) fully equipped for safe dog transportation, including: Dakota G3 Framed Kennels, 10 self-powered high speed fans, cooling mats, doggy seat belts, water bowls, balls, Kongs, and chew toys. Depending on the dog's exercise needs, we have a variety of locations including but not limited to: - Parks - Fields - Enclosed areas (gated and fenced) - Private Training Facilities - Ranches - Farms - And more Next up we get your dog some exercise. On our "exercise outing" the focus is primarily getting the dog active and expending energy in a positive and focused way. We have an assortment of equipment and toys that I use depending on the dog's temperament, socialization, and preference. After the exercise part of the morning is done, your dog will be properly hydrated and get a chance to relax with his or her favorite toy or Kong. Unless told otherwise, my crates come complete with a blanket, cooling mat, and water bowl in them. Our second walk is what we call the "smells walk". Dog don't often get a chance to really get out and explore the world as they see it. On the "smells walk" I use a long leash (10 ft- 20 ft depending on the dog) and allow the dogs to explore without my direct intervention. Our 3rd walk of the day is the last walk before dinner. This is a combination of exercise and fresh air. If a dog is with us for a board and train, this is generally a "transfer" lesson where the dog is working with an apprentice for the purposes of education generalization.