🧠 Behavior & Temperament Is the dog friendly with new people and other dogs? Are there any triggers or fears (e.g., loud noises, bicycles, hats, certain people)? Has the dog shown aggression (growling, biting, guarding food or toys)? Is the dog okay being touched? (Some may not like being pet on the head or belly.) 🐾 Health & Physical Needs Any medical conditions or allergies? Are they up-to-date on vaccinations? Do they have joint issues, injuries, or sensitivities? Is the dog on a specific diet or have food restrictions? ⏰ Routine & Preferences What is their usual feeding and walking schedule? Do they have a bathroom routine or specific cues? What are their favorite activities or toys? Are there any off-limit areas or behaviors to discourage? 🏷️ Commands & Training What basic commands do they know? (Sit, stay, come, etc.) What is the recall word? (Important for off-leash or emergency situations) Are there behavior cues I should use? (e.g., hand signals, tone of voice) 🧼 Comfort & Safety Do they have separation anxiety? (Important if you’ll be leaving them alone) Are they crate trained or free roam? Are they escape artists or door dashers? How do they do on a leash or in the car? 💬 Emergency & Contact Info Vet contact information Emergency instructions (e.g., if they eat something toxic) Owner’s preferred contact method

🐾 Outdoor Adventures Hiking – Take your dog on a nature trail (ensure dogs are allowed and use tick prevention). Beach Day – Let them dig in the sand, swim, or chase balls by the water. Dog Park Visits – Great for socialization and off-leash running. Agility Course in the Yard – Set up tunnels, jumps, and weave poles. Sniffari Walks – Let your dog lead the walk and stop to sniff as much as they want.