My place on the Hill is set up for dogs first. Doors stay shut, trash is put away, cords and anything chewable get picked up before a guest arrives. If I have your dog, they are not loose in a room I have not already checked. I do a meet and greet so we both know the vibe before any overnight. I follow your rules on food, crate, meds, and where they sleep. I do not leave them loose with the front door or windows open. When I leave for class they are either crated if that is what you want or in a safe closed-off space, and I am never gone more than two hours. Trust for me is simple. You get photos and a short update when I get home and when we go out. If something feels off I tell you right away instead of hoping it blows over. If you also have a cat, I keep them separate from dogs unless you say they already live together. Litter, food, and a quiet room stay theirs. I do not force handling. I let them come to me. The goal is a calm house, not a chaotic one. I live alone in an apartment, so I’m happy to have your pet as a buddy.

Hiking, biking, walking the Hill and campus, and whatever else you recommend! These activities will be matched to your dog's preferences: if they are stressed by all the people on the Hill, I will immediately remove them from that environment. I would say the same about using my bike; it's easy to read a dog, and mine can be weird about bikes. For clarification, I do not currently have a dog with me, but I grew up with three in my house and they live with my mom and older brother.