If interested in booking, please let me know if your dog/cat has any: 1) Allergies/Medical needs 2) Reactivity (i.e. leash, humans, other dogs, etc.) and the extent of reactivity 3) Anything else you think would be important for me to know! (e.g. particular play styles, stranger danger, eating habits, things to watch out for while on walks, etc.)

For dog walks, I love to greet the dogs (through playing, pets, treats, etc.) and make sure they're comfortable with me before going on the walk. For more energetic dogs, I like to occasionally sprint or jog alongside them (if the area looks safe!) just to get out that extra pent-up energy but always ends visits on a calm note. For more reserved dogs, I am extra mindful of their environment outside and let them take more of a lead on the walk as to not stress them out by straying too far from their comfort zones/away from the house. I don't prefer to take dogs to dog runs or parks and will consider it only after discussing with owners. With cats, I pay special attention to introductions. I don't enter right away and if greeted, will still try to go through some pets, rubs, or playtime before feeding. I try to cater playing sessions based on personalities. As an owner of a timid cat myself, I am particularly mindful of my presence when visiting shyer/easily stressed cats and will not approach unless greeted first.