Any allergies, their behavior with humans, other animals, and in new environments, as well as any triggers or fears. It’s important to know their diet, feeding schedule, and daily routine (including walks, potty breaks, and crate use). Any special care needs should be discussed, such as medications, medical conditions, or special needs, along with health insurance information and details about any recent or ongoing medical issues or vet visits. Emergency contact information and the preferred veterinarian are also essential. Additionally, it’s helpful to know what commands the dog knows, the training style used, house rules (such as whether the dog is allowed on furniture or in certain rooms), and specifically what not to do with their dog to ensure consistency and safety.

I will take them for walks up to an hour, take them to the doggy park to socialize or even just a park! I will snuggle with them or play fetch or tug with them!