1. Health information: if the dog has any allergies, special needs, medical conditions, or is taking any medications, as well as the name and phone number of their vet. 2. Routine: feeding schedule, how often they go outside for potty breaks, their exercise routine, and if they’re still being trained in certain areas. As well as any specific behaviors or commands that the dog responds to. 3. Temperament: if the dog might be shy or overly fearful, jumpy or easily excitable, protective or aggressive to new people, how they are with other dogs, if they have separation anxiety, etc. 4. Contact information: phone number and email address of the client for any emergencies or questions. 5. House rules: any specific rules in the house for the dog to follow, such as not being on furniture or being crated at night.

As a pet sitter or dog walker, a typical day may involve waking up early to check on the dogs’ needs such as feeding, walking, and providing fresh water. Throughout the day, I would make sure the dogs are comfortable, happy, and healthy, while also keeping the client updated on their pet’s well-being. When it comes to fun activities with the dogs, I may take them on walks to nearby parks or trails where they can enjoy the outdoors and get some exercise. I would also engage them in games like fetch or hide-and-seek to keep them mentally stimulated. If the client has a preferred route or area for the walks, I would make sure to follow their instructions. Otherwise, I would explore different routes and areas to keep the dogs interested and engaged. Overall, my main focus would be on ensuring the dogs are happy, healthy, and well-cared for while the client is away.