I love all dogs the same, big, small and medium though if you have a german shepherd, doberman, Siberian husky, Alaskan Malamute, Boxer terrier or american staffordshire terrier/bull terrier(pitbull) then I am going to fall in love with them! Though before I start interacting with your dog(s) make a written, if not mental list on things that I should and shouldn't do with you family member. I am very, very detail orientated: - Age: Helps me mentally prepare myself on how much playtime or walk time you dog(s) will need, regardless of its size. - Name: It makes it easier to call and address them by it. - Personality: Helps me know how to treat them. Quiet = gentle touches. Hyper = a lot of running around or long walks. - Temperament: Helps to always be on guard an quickly respond if your dog(s) begin acting up. - How Long Have You Owned Him/Her/Them?: Small talk purposes, allows me to know you as a dog owner. - Cleaning Detergents: So that I can quickly clean up any mess that your dog(s) may have done. - Toys: If you got a large, energetic dog, but a equally large backyard then there is no need for them (I'll run around with them, but I will still use them if there's around), but for smaller dogs it will be useful. -Medications -Eating habits: These are children and I cannot be convinced otherwise, lol.

Depending on the size of your dog, and with your permission I may: - Brush their coat (provided that you have a brush that I could use, if not then I can bring my own.) - Play with them (if you have a big yard and a big dog then I will run around with them) - Long walks or short walks /frequent potty breaks (shorter walks for smaller dogs/dogs with a medical issue - Treats (if provided by you the owner. Not applicable to dogs with medical issues)