To make sure your dog has the best possible stay, I like to learn a few important details ahead of time. *Feeding schedule and portion sizes *Energy level and exercise needs *Any medical needs or medication *Temperament with other dogs and people *Any anxiety, triggers or behaviors to watch out for *House training status and routines *Sleeping preferences (crate or bed) Dogs must be non-aggressive and comfortable in a home environment

A typical day in my home is relaxed, safe and full of attention 😊 In the morning, dogs go out for a bathroom break, and some fresh air, followed by breakfast based on their normal routine. Throughout the day, they have access to my large yard for supervised play time and exercise, along with plenty of time indoors to relax. I make sure each dog gets attention, affection, and a calm environment-whether they love to play or prefer to nap nearby. I come home home at lunch time during the workweek to let dogs out, check on them, and spend some time with them. Evenings are when I'm fully home, so dogs get lots of interaction, outdoor time, and cuddles. They are welcome to relax on the couch or wherever they feel most comfortable. On weekends, I'm home much more, so your dog will get extra attention, playtime, and companionship. I always try to keep your dogs routine as close to home as possible and will send updates and photos so you can feel at ease while you're away.😊🐶