It's important to gather relevant information about the dog to ensure its well-being and provide appropriate care. Below are some important details to know: - Medical history, including vaccinations, allergies, any ongoing health conditions, and medications they may require. - Dietary needs and preferences, feeding schedule, portion sizes and any dietary restrictions or allergies they may have. - Exercise requirements, energy levels, and preferred activities. Some breeds have higher exercise requirements, while others may have specific limitations. - Behavior and temperament, including their socialization level, interactions with other animals, and any behavioral challenges or fears they may have. T - Training and commands - it is important for me to familiarize myself with the commands they understand. - Emergency contacts - dog's regular veterinarian, as well as emergency veterinary services. - Special needs or accommodations - any special needs, such as mobility issues, sensory impairments, or separation anxiety, it's important for me to be aware of them. Having all the above information helps ensure the dog's comfort, safety, and overall well-being during my time of care.

I am a very active person, so below are some of the few activities that I usually do with dogs: - Play fetch: this activity in a park or an open space is a great way to keep the dogs active and entertained. - Walking in the park or hiking in a dog-friendly trail - Visit a dog park if there is one nearby and only if the dog is friendly and comfortable being around other dogs (not all are!)