Separation Anxiety? Is he/she territorial? Any food/toy aggression? Is your pet house trained? Is your pet on any medications? Does your dog socialize well with other dogs?

Morning: Check in on the pets and provide them with their morning feeding, fresh water, and any necessary medications or supplements. Take the dogs for a refreshing walk or engage in playtime to help them expend energy and keep them active. Tidy up any pet-related messes, such as cleaning litter boxes or scooping up waste in the yard. Midday: Spend quality time with the pets, engaging in interactive play or providing ample cuddle and affection time. Ensure the home is kept clean and organized, including regular light cleaning and tidying up common areas. Attend to any specific needs of the pets, such as administering medication or following special dietary instructions. Check for any maintenance or security issues in the house, promptly addressing or reporting them as necessary. Afternoon: Take the dogs for another enjoyable walk or engage them in stimulating activities to keep them mentally and physically stimulated. Carry out any necessary household chores, such as watering plants, collecting mail/packages, or coordinating with service providers if needed. Provide regular updates to the pet owners, sharing photos or videos of their furry companions to keep them informed and reassured. Evening: Prepare and serve the pets' evening meal, adhering to their specific dietary requirements. Spend quality time with the pets, offering playtime, grooming, or simply keeping them company. Ensure that the home is secure before settling in for the evening. Follow any nighttime routines or rituals for the pets, such as providing them with a comfortable sleeping environment or administering evening medications. Throughout the day, I maintain open communication with the homeowners, addressing any concerns or providing updates on the well-being of both the pets and the home.