Veterinary Information - I will need vet name and contact information to have in the event of emergency. Emergency Contact Information- Who do I need to contact in the event of an emergency. Medications, Special Needs or Allergies- Specific instructions for required medications. Personality Traits - Their unique traits (Timid, affectionate, independent, etc.) Feeding Instructions - How many times do you feed them in a day? How much? Any Special Diet Restrictions? Any special treats they like? What activities do they like? - Play ball, walk, run, socialize with other dogs. Comfort Zone - Do they like to spend time in crate? Do they like to lay under a desk or table as a den? What do they do to make themselves feel safe? Behavioral Issues - Trouble walking on a leash, separation anxiety, aggressiveness towards other dogs or people, etc.

First things first, we will need to get your pet outside to read the pee-mail with a walk to sniff and find out what's going on in the neighborhood. If your dog is a ball hound, I know some great nearby dog parks for a comfortable one on one game of chuck-it or soccer. My high-energy pooch loves to run through the agility equipment at her favorite nearby dog park to release that pent up energy and can teach the course to any fellow zoomers. To keep their curiosity juices flowing, I have snuffle matts, doggy puzzles and doggy scavenger hunts.