Thank you for considering us to care for your beloved dog while you’re away! 🐾 To help us provide a safe, happy, and comfortable stay—and to make sure we’re the right fit—we kindly ask pet parents to share a few details before booking. **Barking Habits** How often does your dog bark, and what usually triggers it? Occasional barking—such as when someone knocks on the door—is completely normal. However, we are best suited for dogs who are generally quiet and rarely bark. If your dog tends to bark for prolonged periods whenever they notice a person, animal, sound, or other activity, we’re afraid we may not be the best fit for them. **Medical Needs** We generally prefer to care for dogs who do not have medical needs during their stay. However, we do have experience administering simple oral medications if your dog takes them easily and is otherwise comfortable to care for. If your dog requires medication multiple times a day, more involved medical care, or a special diet requiring extensive preparation, we may not be able to accommodate them at this time. We would, however, love to welcome them in the future once they have recovered or their care needs have become simpler. **Social Behavior** How does your dog interact with other dogs and people? Do they become anxious in certain situations or around specific people, animals, or sounds? Are they protective of their food, toys, or personal space? To help keep our rates affordable, we may care for more than one dog at a time, particularly during peak seasons. If you prefer your dog to be the only dog in our care, please check with us before booking. Single-dog stays are generally available only during non-peak periods, such as weekdays, and availability is limited. We’ll be happy to review our calendar and let you know whether we can accommodate your request. **Other Helpful Information** Is there anything else we should know about your dog, such as escape attempts, incomplete potty training, destructive behavior, or an unusually high energy level? We are generally best suited for dogs who do not display these behaviors. Please share any relevant details honestly so we can determine whether we can provide the right environment and level of care for your pup. Thank you for sharing this information in advance. It helps us make sure your dog feels safe, happy, and comfortable throughout their stay—and allows us to confirm that our home is the right fit for their individual needs.

I usually start my day around 8am by making breakfast and feeding your dog. After breakfast, we'll head out for a morning walk around 9:00-10:00 am to get some fresh air and exercise. During the day, I typically cook and do some gardening around the house, so your dog will always have company and never be alone. Throughout the day, I'll take your dog out for potty breaks according to your specified preferences, ensuring they are comfortable and happy. In the evening, we'll have some relaxation time, and I'll give your dog plenty of attention and care. Before bed, around 10:00 pm, I'll take your dog out for a final potty break to make sure they're all set for a restful night. With this routine, your dog will have a balanced mix of activity, companionship, and relaxation, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.