I have experience with many breeds and have no preference. My experience with dogs ranges between completely different sizes and personalities, so I am generally used to adapting to a dog's needs. In order to ensure the dog receives the maximum quality of care, I would like to know a few things so I can properly prepare. I think my first question would be about the dog's temperament. For instance, does your dog need a certain amount of exercise? If so, how much? Furthermore, does your dog get anxious in public areas? If so, how does he respond and how can I prevent it/resolve it? I would also be curious how your dog does during car rides since I don't have a yard, I'd want to be able to take your dog to a place where they'd get the exercise they need. More importantly, I'd want to know of any dietary restrictions and/or allergies that I should be aware of or concerned about, along with any medication I'd be responsible for giving. I'm completely okay with administering medication and have experience with it, but would also be interested in knowing which strategy you use! I know a lot of dogs with separation anxiety tend to not eat, so I also have delicious organic & grain-free wet food, that they will not be able to resist. Overall, I want to make the smoothest transition possible from the dog's home to mine, so I'm ready to listen to any information that would be beneficial to the dog's well being!

I have a great trail near my apartment called Soos Creek Trail. It's a 7 mile path, so I'm definitely prepared to help those hyperactive dogs release all of their energy. I'm also near a high school with a big field, which is a great space for a game of fetch. Since I don't have a yard, I have kept in mind a lot of parks and trails (both busy and quiet locations) to make up for it. If a dog is staying over multiple nights, I will make sure we go to a different place to go on a walk or play fetch. I just really want to provide an enjoyable visit that suits the dogs needs!