1. Feeding Schedule & Diet: – What do they eat, how much, and how often? Any treats or dietary restrictions? 2. Medical Needs: – Do they take any medications? Any allergies or health conditions I should know about? 3. Behavior & Temperament: – Are they good with strangers, kids, or other dogs? Any fears or triggers (e.g. fireworks, vacuum)? 4. Routine & Rules: – What’s their daily routine like? Are there any house rules (e.g. no couch, crate at night)? 5. Emergency Info: – Vet contact info, emergency procedures, and preferred animal hospital. 6. Commands & Training: – What commands do they know? Any specific training methods or discipline to follow? 7. Other Pets or Hazards in the Home: – Are there other animals? Any doors/gates/windows I should keep closed?

1. Scenic Walks – Explore local parks or trails to keep things interesting for both you and the dogs. 2. Play Fetch or Tug-of-War – Burn off energy and build a bond with toys in a backyard or open space. 3. Training Games – Use treats to practice sit, stay, or shake. Keeps them mentally stimulated. 4. Sprinkler or Kiddie Pool Time – For hot days, some dogs love splashing around. 5. Photo Sessions – Take cute pics or videos to send to the owner (and maybe build your portfolio). 6. Sniff Walks – Let them lead and explore at their own pace—great for stimulation and stress relief. 7. Puzzle Toys or Treat Hides – Use Kongs or hide treats around the yard for a little treasure hunt.