It’s important for me to know the following! - Temperament and behavior (is your dog anxious, aggressive, or calm?) This will help me anticipate how they might react to different situations during a walk. - Leash training (comfort level on or off a leash) Let me know if your pup tends to pull, resist, or even get nervous on the leash. - Health and physical condition (physical capabilities) Please advise if your pet has any injuries or is recently recovering from a surgery. This will help me understand their activity level. - Reaction to other animals/people (anxious, aggressive, overly excited, etc.) Advising your dogs temperament towards other dogs and people will help me execute a workout plan that’s safe for your pet and myself. - Proper gear (collar, leash, harness, etc.) Ensure you have a collar or harness that fits your dog properly. It’s vital that your dog is unable to slip out of these while on a walk for our safety. - Commands and training cues (here, sit, hold, fetch up, etc.) To communicate to your pet effectively on our walks, it’s important for me to know the commands they were trained with.

I love to stimulate dogs both mentally and physically. I work with our dogs at home by providing rewards in the form of mental challenges. A tired dog is a good dog meaning positive stimulation is good! I also love teaching new tricks/commands, and working to challenge dogs to make their play time a learning experience.