How much and how often does the pet eat, go outside, go to the toilet? Does the pet have a lot of energy and need power walk? Is there anything the pet is scared of or reacts to? What to do in an emergency situation? Where are the cleaning materials in case the pet makes a mess? How to secure all the entrances of the house?

Though I am called a power walker, I let a dog give me indication if they are more inclined to power walk (the highly energetic ones) or just walk, or stroll, or sniff and explore (the more senior ones, or ones not in good health). I like to play with them, such as chasing sticks or balls, or huddle with them on the couch, or at my feet while I read. I enjoy exploring my surroundings as a dog does and take them on different routes but avoid the traffic heavy ones. Simply put, I become a dog and his/her friend when I am with one! A bit about dog sitting or dog boarding. I accept one, or no more than two dogs at a time, unless it's for owners who has more than one dog. When they are in my care, I give them three regular walks daily plus frequent bathroom breaks, so your pets get excercise they need.