Our at-home services will comply with the local ordinance and state laws on animal welfare. We educated ourselves on insurance liabilities and restriction coverages, and researched the animal-related ordinances and laws relating to the welfare requirements of pets and animals in the County of Fluvanna and the Commonwealth of Virginia. In summary, we will do our best to accept most dog breeds to provide a fair and equitable access to and impartial service to our pet customers. Nonetheless, we are limiting acceptance to serve pet customers with specific histories or conditions relating to the stipulations provided below to protect ourselves, our pets, the pets under our care, our home, and business: -A pet with a known history of biting another animal or person, resulting in serious injury, or killing another animal. -A pet with a known history of attacking a companion animal, whether on or off the owner's property. -A pet that is registered under Virginia's Dangerous Dog Registry. -A pet with a known history of aggression by the owner. -A pet that has already been classified as "dangerous" through an investigation by local animal protection officers or state authorities. -A pet that has not or will not follow basic instructions or commands.

We will carefully communicate and inquire with and follow the pet parent's care instructions regarding their pet's daily fun activities or routine. We recognize that each pet has unique needs, individual personas, or characteristics. Therefore, it is challenging to provide a generalized answer to this. However, with our own pets, we typically go on neighborhood walks or hikes in our county and state parks, play fetch or hide-and-seek, play with other pets in our backyard, or even use their squeaky toys to draw our pets' attention for play and engagement. Please let us know of your pet's "funtivities" during meets and greets to maximize your pet's happiness while under our care.