The dates and times you need your baby/babies taken care of. Does the baby get along with other dogs/cats. What breed, age, weight and activities they enjoy. Are they used to being in a kennel, loose to play in their home, walked, basically their habits. Are they up to date on their vaccinations, kennel cough, etc. Are they taking heart-worm and flea/tick medication. Do they have any health issues I need to be aware of and how to handle in an emergency situation. Are they taking medication; if so how much and how often. Are they allergic to any medication/food. Times and amount you feed them. Are they allowed treats, what kind are they allowed and prefer, how many and how often. What vet you use, name and phone number. Owners contact information in case of an emergency; if owner is unable to be reached is there someone else I can contact for advice or if they have another way to contact the owner. Is anyone besides the owner allowed to pick your baby up. Does your baby have a toy, blanket, ball, etc. that will help him/her feel safe and happy while your away. Do you walk your baby, potty outside or on a potty pad if so what time and where do you walk, go outside, etc. I feel it is very important to keep them on their daily schedule while the owner is away. Is there anything special I can do to make sure your baby feels secure, safe and happy. Is there anything special I can do to make you feel comfortable and confident your baby/babies are are getting TLC and the best of care while you are away.

I will walk, play ball and exercise your fur baby. I will spend time with them and learn their personality. What they enjoy most, playing outside, in the house or some just want you to sit and cuddle. When my two girls became seniors they wanted security. So I sit with them, let them go outside and relax and enjoy the outdoors, if it is safe for the baby. I have three rescue dogs besides my 3 younger pups. I know rescue and senior dogs need the security they are safe, loved and important.