Important information I need to know in advance: To ensure your pet has the best possible experience, please share the following details with me: Health & Meds: Any medical conditions, allergies, or medications (including dosage and instructions). Daily Routine: Their usual feeding times, walk schedules, and where they typically sleep. Behavior with Others: How do they react to other dogs, cats, or strangers during walks? Are they easily spooked by loud noises (like thunder or motorcycles)? Leash Manners: Do they pull on the leash or have any specific triggers I should be aware of? Dietary Rules: Are they allowed treats? Do they have a habit of "counter-surfing" or eating things off the ground? Home Alone: How do they handle being alone for short periods (e.g., if I need to step out for groceries)? Emergency Contact: Your preferred vet’s info and an emergency contact person.

A Typical Day & Fun Activities Since I work from home, your pup becomes my "Chief Happiness Officer" for the day! Here is what a typical day looks like: Morning Energy: We start with a refreshing morning walk to sniff around and get the day going. After breakfast, they can settle in my home office while I work. Mid-day Play: I take regular "brain breaks" to play tug-of-war, throw a ball in the hallway, or practice some fun tricks. It’s the perfect way to keep them engaged! Outdoor Adventures: During my flexible lunch hour, we head out for a longer stroll or visit a local park to stretch those legs. Office Snuggles: While I’m focused on my laptop, your dog will have a cozy spot right next to me for naps and ear scratches. Evening Wind-down: We finish the day with another walk and some relaxing wind-down time before you pick them up or we settle in for the night. The Fun Part: I love to keep their minds active! Depending on what they like, we can do "find the treat" games, play with puzzle toys, or just enjoy some extra long belly-rub sessions.