I am not uncomfortable around any dog breeds; they all need cuddles! The most important pieces of information I would need include: - Any aggressive or fearful behaviors; - Any obedience training you are working on with them at the time; - Whether or not they can be around other dogs; - Medication and feeding times; - Favorite toys, games, etc; - Anything else that will help keep your dog on their regular schedule!

All activities depend on the size, activity level and temperament of your pup! If you have an active dog, or a rambunctious puppy, they can expect to go for walks or runs, as well as lots of fetch, tug of war, etc. If possible (and allowed!) I like to take dogs swimming in the hotter months. It's a great way to burn off that excess energy and ensure a happy, tired pup when you return! If you have a dog who prefers lounging to frisbee, they'll look forward to our slower paced walks, lots of belly scratches and plenty of play time that works for their personality! No matter what kind of dog you have, they'll be happy, healthy and a bit tired when you come home to them.