Yes! It helps me provide the best care possible if I know the following ahead of time: Is your dog house trained? Do they have any bad habits (chewing furniture or shoes, accidents inside, etc.)? How do they behave around other dogs or animals? Do they have any medical needs, allergies, or fears (like loud noises or strangers)? If I’m house sitting overnight, I’ll need to bring my own dog—a 10 lb, house-trained Chihuahua-Terrier mix. She has separation anxiety, so I try not to soend more than 1 night away from her at a time. It's important to know if your dog is comfortable around other small dogs. For boarding, I also want to know your pet’s daily routine, crate training status, and anything else that helps them feel comfortable and safe in a new environment.

If your pet stays with me, they’ll enjoy a mix of relaxation, play, and gentle structure throughout the day. In the mornings, we take peaceful walks through Forsyth Park or nearby Daffin—especially great for smaller dogs. I also have multiple pet carriers for pups who need a bit of extra support on outings. At home, there’s a fenced-in dog park right at my apartment where dogs can run, play, and socialize safely. Indoors, Birdie and Monarch love to patrol the living room window and watch the parking lot activity it’s a favorite hangout spot for visiting pups too! Meals are served on schedule breakfast at 7am and dinner at 7pm. If necessay, dogs can be seperated. The rest of the day includes lounging and naps on the sofa while I work from home, with plenty of cuddles and attention in between. I also offer help with crate training using either a large or small crate, depending on your dog’s needs. Your pet will be treated like family and cared for in a calm, clean, and loving home!