Behavior & Temperament – Does the dog have any anxieties, aggressive tendencies, or strong preferences? Are they social with other dogs, or do they prefer solitude? Medical Needs – Any allergies, medications, or health conditions that require special care? This is especially important for senior dogs or pups with sensitivities. Feeding Routine & Dietary Restrictions – What and when do they eat? Do they have food sensitivities or require a specific diet? Exercise & Activity Level – Are they high-energy and need frequent playtime, or do they prefer a more relaxed routine? House Training & Habits – Are they fully house-trained? Do they have any habits like excessive barking, chewing, or marking? Sleep Preferences – Where does the dog usually sleep? Do they need a crate or a special bed? Emergency Contacts & Vet Information – It's helpful to have their vet’s info and an emergency contact in case of unforeseen situations.

Every day is filled with fun, play, and companionship for the dogs in our care. I start with morning belly rubs and a stroll through the neighborhood, letting pups enjoy fresh air and new scents. My home is stocked with plenty of balls and toys to keep them entertained, whether it’s a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or just some good old-fashioned zoomies. With parks nearby, I take regular outings for extra exercise and adventure. And often, there’s another dog around, making playtime even more exciting with a built-in furry friend! I tailor each day to the needs and energy levels of the dogs we watch, ensuring they feel happy, engaged, and loved from sunrise to bedtime.