Knowing important details about a dog ahead of time helps me provide the best possible care and ensure their comfort and safety. Here's a list of key information that is crucial for me to have: Basic Information: Dog's name and age Breed or mix Size and weight Any specific physical characteristics or markings Health and Medical Details: Any allergies or sensitivities Current medications or treatments Veterinary contact information Any chronic conditions or medical history Temperament and Behavior: Temperament around other dogs and people Any fears or triggers (e.g., thunderstorms, vacuum cleaners) Training level and understanding of basic commands Diet and Feeding: Feeding schedule and portion size Preferred type of food (wet, dry, specific brand) Any dietary restrictions or preferences Exercise and Activity Preferences: Activity level (high-energy, moderate, low-energy) Favorite activities (fetch, swimming, hiking) Regular exercise routine Special Instructions: Any specific routines or rituals (e.g., bedtime rituals) Preferred walking routes or locations Toys or items that provide comfort Emergency Contacts: Owner's contact information (phone number, email) Secondary emergency contact (if applicable) Behavior Around Other Animals: Compatibility with other dogs, cats, or pets Any known behaviors or reactions in social situations Emergency Procedures: Clear instructions on what to do in case of an emergency Any specific medical conditions that require immediate attention Having this comprehensive information ensures that I can create a personalized and safe environment for the dog, anticipating their needs and providing a comfortable experience throughout our time together.

I believe in tailoring each dog's experience to their personality and preferences. From energetic playdates to leisurely strolls, here's a glimpse of the fun activities I offer: Adventure Walks: Exploring nearby parks and nature trails is a favorite of mine. Dogs love to discover new scents and sights, and I'm always ready to embark on an exciting adventure together. Playful Games: Whether it's a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek, interactive play is a must. I ensure each pup gets the mental and physical stimulation they need. Puzzle Challenges: I enjoy engaging a dog's mind with puzzle toys and treat-dispensing games. It's a great way to keep their brains active and entertained. Socializing: If a dog enjoys the company of others, I arrange safe and supervised playdates to encourage socialization and positive interactions with fellow furry friends. Relaxation Time: Every dog needs some downtime too. I provide cozy spots for lounging and cuddling, ensuring they have a serene space to unwind.