Before any stay, I like to learn a few important things so I can give your pup the best care possible. I ask about their daily routine, feeding schedule, personality, and any medical needs or medications. I also like to know their comfort items, walking style, and social preferences. Since all potty breaks are done outside on a leash, I ask how your dog does with leash walking and whether they’re comfortable passing other dogs. I live in a very dog‑friendly apartment complex, so your pup will likely see other dogs during walks and bathroom breaks. I also ask about separation anxiety and kennel training. If your dog is kennel trained, I want to make sure they’re comfortable being left for a couple of hours without barking or panicking. The more I know about your dog’s needs and quirks, the more I can make their stay feel safe, familiar, and full of love.

A typical day with me is calm, structured, and full of attention. We start with a morning walk on the nearby pathway, followed by breakfast and routine care. I’m home most of the day, with only short step‑outs for a class, a quick errand, or a workout session (usually a couple of hours at a time). The rest of the day, your pet gets companionship, enrichment, and plenty of cuddles. If your dog enjoys car rides, I also love taking pups to local parks for a fun change of scenery, but only if that’s something you’re comfortable with. Evenings are relaxed and cozy, helping your pet feel safe and right at home.