There are many important things that I would like to know about sitting for my potential clients's dog: 1. The routine of the dog. How many times do they need to be let out? Are they active? Do they enjoy playing fetch? Are they allowed on the bed or furniture? 2. Is the dog on any sort of medicine? If so, what are the dosages and usage. 3. How many times a day do they need to be fed? Are they allowed to have dog treats? 4. How do they react to other dogs? Are they friendly? Do I need to cross the street if another dog is coming down the same sidewalk? I can figure out a lot of information on my first meet and greet to what kind precautions to take I will need to take in order for the dog and I to have a wonderful time together.

Honestly a dog is like a best friend. You can sit there for hours, hangout, not say a word and still enjoy every moment of that time spent. I'm very active but can be real chill at the same time. On any kind of walk I always let the dog have their time. If they want to walk then when can walk. If they want to take their time and sniff, I let them sniff. If they want to play fetch for hours upon hours then I am game for that as well. I love giving attention. When I do stay at a persons home, I typically sleep on the couch because that's where I feel most comfortable. I typically bring the dog bed if they have one to wherever I'll be sleeping inside of the residence.