Please let me know the breed, approximate age, sex, and spay/neuter status of your pet. Any allergies, or medical conditions that will effect their daily life. As well as their general behavior around things such as other dogs, kids, new adults, noises and car rides.

I have found that dogs need both mental and physical stimulation to lead complete and fulfilling lives. To achieve this I like to do a variety of things while on a walk. They are allowed sniffing time, where your dog is in charge of where we go. I like to do this in fields or wooded areas. If we stick to the neighborhood then I love to do what I call a training walk. We change our pace often, stop randomly and perform basic positional cues such as sit, down and focus. We alternate between loose leash walking and heel. For dogs without any leash skills or those whose owners would prefer it, dog parks or open areas to play fetch in are also one of my go to activities. Teaching dogs a variety of games to play with toys and bones to get them moving and keep them engaged with me. Senior dogs and those with limited mobility love to play games at home like hide and seek! Lots of belly rubs and snuggles for them too! And all my games can be modified so that I can meet the needs of other disabled pets as well. If the weather is bad I like to take my dogs to pet friendly stores. This gives them a different kind of environment and allows for some new stimulation.