To provide the best care, it’s helpful to know a few things about your dog ahead of time: • Personality & temperament: How they interact with other dogs, children, or strangers. • Daily routine: Feeding schedule, potty habits, nap times, and preferred activities. • Medical needs: Medications, allergies, or any health concerns. • Behavioral quirks: Any triggers, fears, or special comfort items. • Favorite activities or toys: What makes them happy, relaxed, or stimulated. Having this information ensures I can provide constant, individualized care and create a calm, happy environment tailored to your dog. It also helps me keep all interactions safe and enjoyable for every pet in my care.

A typical day in my care is calm, structured, and centered around each dog’s comfort and routine. Because I’m home full-time, dogs are never left alone and receive attention throughout the day. Mornings usually start with potty breaks and outdoor time in the yard, followed by breakfast and a relaxed transition into the day. Dogs can go in and out freely for fresh air, play, or lounging, depending on their energy level. I supervise all interactions and make sure everyone is comfortable and settled. Throughout the day, dogs enjoy a balance of play, enrichment, rest, and one-on-one attention. Some love exploring the yard or playing with friends, while others prefer quiet time, cuddles, or naps — I follow each dog’s needs and personality. Meals, medications, and special instructions are handled carefully and on schedule. In the evenings, dogs wind down with more outdoor time, relaxed indoor time, and plenty of affection before settling in for the night. My goal is to provide a home-like environment where dogs feel safe, relaxed, and cared for — just like they would at home.