If you’re thinking about having me watch your dog, there are a few things I’d love to know upfront, especially if your pup has any special needs or behaviors. It helps me make sure they’re safe, happy, and comfortable while you’re away. Here’s what’s helpful to tell me: • Any health stuff I should know about — like meds, allergies, or recent vet visits. • How your dog usually acts around people, other dogs, or new places. Are they shy, nervous, super friendly, or maybe a bit protective? • Anything that scares them or sets them off — loud noises, strangers, certain situations. • How much exercise they need, what kind of activity they like, and if there’s anything I should avoid. • Their feeding routine — what they eat, how much, when, and any no-go foods or treats. • Commands they know or any training you want me to keep up with. • Stuff that makes them feel safe — favourite toys, blankets, or little routines. • Their potty habits — when they usually go, where they like to go, and if accidents happen sometimes. • And, of course, your vet’s contact info and who to call in case of an emergency. The more I know, the better I can take care of your dog like they’re my own!

A typical day depends on the pup, but usually we start with a walk or some playtime. I make sure they get plenty of attention, whether it’s more walks, yard time, fetch, or just hanging out and cuddling. I like keeping dogs happy and active, but I’m just as happy to chill with them if that’s what they need.