I like to hear about what routine you have your pet on so that I can mimic it as closely as possible. Things I like to know are feeding schedules, potty schedules/ is your dog house broken, is your pup good with other dogs? Being as accurate as possible ensures your pup has a safe and comfortable stay- I have a 2 year old miniature pincher that wakes up at 530am to eat and use the rest room & then she eats again at 5pm. My pup is mildly active so depending on her energy I will take her for walks, play with her toys, or take her out to sun bathe which is her favorite thing to do. In having a yard I am able to provide your pet with frequent potty breaks. I like to play with your pet and keep them active & nap when they are tired. Tips and Reminders for dog owner to pack for the stay: Dog food and Dog bowls Pee pads if they go on them Treats (I have a stash to give them during the stay. Please let me know if they have any allergies or treats they should avoid.) Toys ( I have a few toys for visiting pets but feel free to bring their favorite toy ) An item that smells like you or home. I find that this helps with the anxieties of a new place. When making the stay request please be mindful of the times you choose for drop off and pick up. Rover has a policy that will prompt us to modify the stay to add a fee if you are late to pick up or if they stay goes past the same time as drop off. For example, if you drop off at 9 am then pick up is 9am, anything after will result in a $65 fee to compensate for the extra time. Rover does this so we can stay accurate with our availability.