Health and Safety Who is the emergency contact in case you can’t be reached? This person should be familiar with the dog and be able to make health decisions if you aren’t reachable. Are the care instructions listed on Rover.com up-to-date, including veterinary care instructions? Does your dog: [ ] Have any health issues (e.g., arthritis, allergies, etc.)? [ ] Take medication? If so, what’s their medication schedule? [ ] Ever run away or try to get out of the yard? If this has happened before, how did you get them back? [ ] Have a microchip? [ ] Have up-to-date vaccinations and preventative flea treatment? (Note: As a safety precaution, we encourage owners and sitters to discuss whether pets are up to date on vaccinations or preventative flea medication. The decision of whether these treatments are required in order to provide care is left up to the individual sitter.) Eat, Sleep, and Play Routines [ ] What time does your dog usually go to bed and wake up? [ ] Where do they usually sleep? [ ] What’s your dog’s meal schedule? [ ] What kind of treats do you give your dog, and how much? [ ] What is your dog’s usual bathroom routine? And how do they let you know when they need to go? [ ] Is your dog used to being left alone? For how long and at what times? (Be sure to let the owner know if their dog will be left alone while in your care.) [ ] What is your dog’s usual routine for walks, exercise, and outings? [ ] Can you provide a harness and fixed-length leash? (They help minimize the risk of a dog slipping out or running away.) [ ] Does your dog have any favorite toys or games? Behavior and Training [ ] How do you reward your dog for correct behavior? [ ] How do you get your dog to come when you call? [ ] Does your dog have any quirks that are normal behavior for them (e.g., funny noises they make) or specific tendencies I should know about? [ ] Do they have any breed-specific quirks I should know about? [ ] Does your dog have any food aggression or instincts to protect particular toys? (Keep in mind, even if they answer no, that doesn’t mean the dog will never be food aggressive.) How does your dog handle being around: [ ] Children? [ ] Cats? [ ] Other pets? [ ] Other dogs? [ ] Does your dog have any potentially risky behaviors, like getting into the trash, chewing on shoes or other items, etc.? [ ] Is your dog crate-trained? When does the dog go/get put in the crate and for how long? [ ] When your dog is anxious or experiencing separation anxiety, what helps soothe him? [ ] Is there anything specifically that causes anxiety for your dog? Services in the Client’s home (House sitting, Drop-ins, Walking) [ ] What time should the care occur? Is there flexibility? [ ] What are any necessary supplies and where are they located? Leash, collar, harness, cleaning supplies, food, treats, etc. [ ] What are procedures for getting into/out of home – doors/codes/keys? [ ] If sitter is staying in client’s home, where should I sleep? What appliances/areas should I use? [ ] Do you have a security system or cameras in your home that I should be aware of? (Regardless of answer, you should assume that there are security cameras in the home and conduct yourself accordingly.) [ ] Are there other people that may appear in/around the owner’s home? (Housekeeper, lawn care, relatives, etc.) [ ] Does sitter have permission to bring anyone else into the owner’s home? [ ] What are sitter’s arrival and departure times? Should sitter arrive before owner leaves and wait until owner arrives back home? Services in the Sitter’s home (Daycare, Boarding) [ ] What are drop-off and pick-up times? [ ] What supplies are coming with the pet?

I love playing in the fenced backyard, catch and tricks. Walks in the doggy playgrounds, around a safe neighborhood. We will enjoy quality couch time, watch doggy shows.