I know how important the care and attention of your beloved family member is to you. Communication is the key to success. During the meet and greet I will ask questions to get to know your pet and your pet care expectations. PRE DAYCARE/BOARDING QUESTIONS: What are your pet's daily routines, diet, and habits? Does your pet have any triggers (ie. dogs, children, people, loud noises...etc.) Will I need to give him/her any medications? What commands do you use? (I want to make sure I use the same commands as you do for consistency) WHAT TO BRING: Recommended items- leash, your pet's favorite toys and snacks, extra clothing (if it is cold out and he/she tends to get cold on walks), food bowl (for longer stays). Optional- My home is their home, so they are more than welcome to sit/sleep anywhere they like (couch/bed)-- unless asked otherwise. However, some dogs (especially high anxiety ones) prefer having their own bed as they find comfort in familiar scents. CRATE POLICY: I do not require crates unless I am boarding more than one dog from different homes at the same time, and especially during longer stays (in case I need to leave the house). Other than that, it is completely up to the owner to bring one or not. No one knows a dog more than their owner. An example of a case where bringing a crate would be a good idea is if your pet has high anxiety-- as some dogs seek their crate for a place of comfort. New to Rover? Ask for my PROMO CODE for $20 off your first booking!

Depending on the dog's health/energy level and weather, our walks will vary from short jaunts around the neighborhood to longer walks around our quiet neighborhood and dog parks.