The below points can be discussed during drop-off 1. Age of the dog 2. Was your adult dog - neutered/spayed less than 3 mos. ago? 3. Nicknames your dog responds to besides 1st name 4. Is your dog a “rescue” ? 5. Any Physical Health Issues 6. Please inform us of any triggers that lead to any of the following excessive behaviors: ____________________________ leads to biting/scratching __________________________ leads to screaming / crying out ____________________________ leads to submissive urination ___________________________ leads to barking ____________________________ leads to escape behaviors such as bolting through doors & gates , fence jumping 7. What command tells your dog to go to the bathroom outside? 8. Is your dog allowed on furniture at home?

Playtime in the school park: Bring your furry friend to the park and engage in interactive play. Letting them explore the surroundings while I supervise. This will provide mental and physical stimulation. Walks: Walking is essential for your pet's exercise and overall well-being. Taking them for three walks a day is a fantastic way to ensure they get enough physical activity. Vary the routes to keep things interesting for your furry friend. Offer them water breaks to keep them refreshed and hydrated. Potty breaks: Regular potty breaks are essential for your pet's comfort and hygiene. Take them outside to designated potty areas at regular intervals throughout the day. This will help prevent accidents inside the house. Safety: Keep them on a leash if required, watch out for potential hazards, and ensure they're comfortable and protected from extreme weather conditions.