1. Health & Medical • Any medical conditions or recent injuries • Medications + how/when they must be given • Allergies (food, environmental, meds) • Veterinary contact information • Emergency instructions or special needs 2. Temperament & Behavior • How they react to new people, dogs, or environments • Any fear triggers (men, hats, loud noises, thunderstorms, etc.) • Resource guarding (food, toys, space) • History of aggression or reactivity • What calms them when stressed 3. Daily Routine • Meal schedule and portion sizes • Potty schedule + cues they give • Crate routine (if they use one) • Preferred walk style: relaxed, structured, long, short 4. Training Level • Commands the dog knows (sit, down, place, recall, heel) • Leash behavior (pulling, lunging, calm, etc.) • Training tools you use (prong, slip lead, e-collar, harness) • Any behaviors you are currently working on 5. Social Preferences • Comfort level around other pets • Play style • If they prefer calm environments or high-energy play 6. Home Rules • Allowed/not allowed on furniture • Areas of the house to avoid • Where they sleep • Special quirks or household routines 7. Safety Notes • Escaping tendencies (gate rusher, fence climber, door darting) • Separation anxiety level • Any previous incidents (bites, fights, bolting) 8. Owner Preferences • How often you want updates/photos • Walk length and style • Treat rules • Anything to avoid doing

Structured Walks A mix of exercise and leash-manners practice to keep them calm and focused. Enrichment Games Snuffle mats, treat puzzles, muffin-tin games, or find-it scent work to stimulate their minds. Fetch or Tug Sessions Short, controlled play sessions to burn energy and build confidence.