Be prepared to provide a lot of information about your dog! This is all for safety during your dog's stay and to let me know if I would be a good fit, as I will not take dogs that I cannot handle. Things to let me know are: Breed/size of your dog Medical conditions (along with medication and directions on how to administer and how often) Veterinary contact (if local) Emergency contact (if I cannot get a hold of the owner) Behavioral issues along with normal behavior/personality traits as a baseline: How energetic is your dog? Do any situations make them stressed? How affectionate are they? Training: How trained are they? Do they know basic commands (sit, down, stay)? How do you discipline your dog? How are their leash manners on a walk? Crate trained? How well socialized is your dog around people, other animals (including wildlife), and children? House Rules: What does a typical day look like for you and your dog (meal/walk times, exercise, sleep time)? Are they allowed on the furniture? Do they need to be crated at night/when left alone?

Clients are highly suggested to provide familiar daily activities that their dogs enjoy, but generic fun things we will do include, but are not limited to walks, local park visits, and enrichment such as snuffle mats or lick mats for mental stimulation!