Your pup and I will get to know each others personalities over time, but please let me know if there are any special conditions. Alphas can be difficult to handle when improperly trained, especially with a new member of the pack. Please let me know if your boy or girl has ever displayed aggressive behavior, or been naughty enough to bite! This will by no means detour my services, but it's important for both my safety, and the dogs, that I be aware of any past issues.

First things first! I want to meet you! And more importantly, I want to meet my new four-legged friend! Contact me for an initial visit, so you can tell me all about my new pal. Also, so I can familiarize myself with his/her temperament, and anything required for the special, personalized care I will be providing. After all, I need to know who/what and where to find "Rover's" favorite toy! Walks will be taken around your own neighborhood. Our four-legged pals like few things more, than to stroll around areas close to their pack's "den". They may have important "pee-mail" they need to read, left by their nearby canine friends. But more importantly, it's a chance for them to get outside, take in the local sites and smells, to make them feel more secure and confident in their own neighborhood. For home visits, it's all about YOUR dog. Like you and me, our pets can get lonely and bored when left alone for long periods of time. How long that is, wholly depends on your pets personality and individual needs. During our initial visit, I'll ask questions about your pup, including favorite activities, games, and interests. As your pet and I get to know each other, we'll come up with a game plan specially suited just for him or her. Is your dog great with other dogs? So is mine! For special canine boys and girls, (that get permission from their moms and dads), the "mighty" Maxwell Silverhammer himself can come along for walks or some quality play time. High energy pup? Max can wear him down, so everyone can get a peaceful nights rest.