efore our first walk or visit, I’d love to know a few things to make sure your dog gets the best care possible. Are they friendly with other dogs? How do they do around kids or strangers? I also like to get a sense of their typical energy level and activity preferences — are they more of a sprinter, a stroller, or a couch snuggler? It’s important to know if they have any medical conditions, sensitivities, or special routines I should be aware of. I’d also love to hear how they do on a leash, including any reactivity or common triggers like squirrels, bikes, or other dogs. And finally, let me know if there are any commands or cues they respond well to. All of this helps me create a safe, fun, and personalized experience for your pet!

With my active lifestyle, a typical visit with your pet is all about movement, engagement, and fun. For dogs, that might mean a brisk walk, a jog, or some time playing fetch in the yard or park — tailored to your dog’s energy level and comfort. For cats or smaller pets, it means interactive play, affection, and plenty of attention. Whether it’s a quick visit or a longer walk, I make sure your pet gets the exercise, stimulation, and love they deserve while you’re away.