Health and Medical History: Ask about any medical conditions, allergies, or medications the pets may have. It's important to know if they have any specific dietary requirements or restrictions. Behavioral Traits: Understand the pets' temperament, behavior around other animals and people, any fears or anxieties they may have, and their level of obedience. Diet and Feeding Schedule: Learn about their regular diet, feeding schedule, portion sizes, and any specific dietary preferences or restrictions. Exercise Needs: Determine how much exercise the pets typically require and their preferred activities. Some pets may have high energy levels and need frequent walks or play sessions, while others may be more sedentary. Training History: Find out about their training history, including any commands Emergency Contacts: Obtain contact information for the pets' veterinarian and any other emergency contacts in case of accidents or health emergencies. Daily Routine: Ask about their typical daily routine, including sleeping habits, bathroom breaks, and preferred activities. Likes and Dislikes: Learn about their favorite toys, treats, activities, and any specific dislikes or triggers to avoid.

Outdoor Adventures: Take the dogs for a walk in the park, hike on a nature trail, or visit a dog-friendly beach for some fun in the sun only if that’s ok with you otherwise they can stay in their own space. I don’t really “cuddle” with the pets and maintain boundaries. Playtime: Engage in games such as fetch, tug-of-war, or hide and seek to keep the pets active and entertained. Interactive Toys: Provide interactive toys such as puzzle feeders or treat-dispensing toys to stimulate the pets mentally and keep them Quiet Time