Breed and size: Understanding the breed and size of the dog helps me understand their behavior and physical needs. Age and health conditions: Knowing the dog's age and any health conditions allows me to understand their needs and provide appropriate care. Behavioral issues: If the dog has any behavioral issues such as aggression or separation anxiety, it is important for me to be aware of these in order to provide appropriate care and avoid any potential issues. Feeding schedule and diet: Understanding the dog's feeding schedule and dietary needs helps me ensure they are fed on time and given the appropriate food. Medications and treatment schedule: If the dog requires any medications or treatments, it is important for me to be aware of the schedule and how to administer them correctly. Exercise and activity level: Knowing the dog's exercise and activity level allows me to provide appropriate exercise and playtime during the pet sitting period. Emergency contact information: Having access to emergency contact information for the dog's owner and veterinarian in case of any medical or behavioral issues is crucial for me as a pet sitter.

As a pet sitter, I like to engage in a variety of fun activities with the dogs I watch, including playing fetch, going on walks, and providing plenty of belly rubs and cuddles. I also like to give them plenty of mental stimulation by teaching them new tricks and commands. Regarding walks, I like to go to local parks, nature trails, and beach if it's allowed and near by. I also make sure to always pay attention to the dog's energy level and comfort and adjust the pace of the walk accordingly. Safety is always my top priority so I will always keep the dog on a leash unless told otherwise or in a secure fenced area.