First and foremost, your dog MUST be OK around children! Our son is very good with our dogs but will often have his face very close to your dogs face, we know the temperement of families and friends dogs but we dont know your dog (Yet) and would like some assurances that he & us can do this without concern. We need to know if your dog is anxious or doesn't like affection as our Cocker can sometimes come across a bit intimidating initially (She's too inquisitive and not considerate that others may be wary!) but she is very friendly, although a little vocal on occasions.

Dogs get let out in the garden first thing in the morning to have a stretch & go to the toilet. Around 8 they have breakfast, a little sit down for a cuppa and some doggy fuss time on the Sofa or a play. After breakfast they have a walk round the village. We'd have an early evening/late afternoon walk over the field near our house where they'd maybe socialise off lead with other dogs or walk around the village on leads. Home for more cuddles on the sofa. Frequent toilet breaks throughout the day in the garden and a final one before bed time. We often take our dogs to our Sons Rugby training/games on Sunday mornings which often tends to be very social for dogs.