Health Information: Any allergies, medical conditions, or medications the dog is taking. Dietary Needs: Specific food, feeding schedule, and any treats they can or can’t have. Behavioral Traits: Any quirks, fears, or triggers that may affect their behavior. Routine: Daily schedule for walks, playtime, and potty breaks. Training Commands: Commands the dog knows and how they respond to training. Socialization: How they interact with other dogs and people. Emergency Contacts: Vet information, emergency contacts, and any specific instructions in case of an emergency. Favorite Activities: Games, toys, and activities the dog enjoys. House Rules: Any specific house rules or boundaries the dog should follow. Expected Communication: How often they’d like updates and what kind of information they prefer (photos, text updates, etc.).

Here's where we'll take our walks Around the neighborhood. The School across from my house has closed down and the old track is great for dogs to get their energy out, fenced in and tons of fun. Your dog's sleeping arrangement Wherever your dog is comfortable is sleeping works for me. If they have a bed they sleep on bring it with them, if they want to sleep on the couch or jump in bed thats cool too. Time I'll spend with your dog I'm normally home most of the day. So basically all day...when I schedule a sitting, I don't make any other plans for those days. Also have a couple roommates that are animals lovers, so they'll get the attention and love they deserve