It’s really helpful to know important details about your dog before sitting, such as: * **Medical needs:** Any medications, allergies, or conditions that need attention. * **Feeding schedule:** How much and when they eat, plus any dietary restrictions. * **Behavioral traits:** Are they shy, anxious, or reactive to other dogs or people? * **Exercise needs:** How active are they? Do they enjoy long walks or just short breaks? * **Training cues:** Commands they know, or ones you’re working on. * **House rules:** Are they allowed on furniture? Crate-trained? Any routines to follow? Please let me know if your dog has any unique habits or needs—I want to make sure they’re as comfortable, happy, and safe as possible while you’re away!

A typical day for a Rover pet sitter starts early with morning potty breaks, breakfast, and lots of tail wags. After feeding time, it’s off for a walk or some playtime in the backyard or at a nearby dog park. Midday might include more walks, belly rubs, or even a little training or puzzle games to keep pets mentally stimulated. In the afternoon, there's usually some cuddle time, fetch sessions, or maybe a treat-filled Kong toy to enjoy.