We talk on the phone for a few minutes (call my Rover number anytime), then during the M&G I'll have a few more questions so there are no surprises, that usually takes about 30 minutes. You can park in my carport but parking is pretty easy here. It's a very nice neighborhood.

In one photo it looks like a dog is driving my car, so let me be clear, I never let dogs drive my car even though some really want to. In addition to the above we'll probably go to Smith Park (a block away) and/or down to the burrito shop, often the lake too. In the morning we always hang out a bit in my garden with the fruit trees and squirrel observatory. I always take them out soon as I wake up and just before bed, and another late morning walk then a long one early evening then a quick one just before we go to sleep. If they have a hard time getting to sleep I'll read them a story, and if I have a hard time getting to sleep I'll ask them to read me a story. Their water bowl is always full, on hot days my apartment stay cool, I have plenty of dog beds, toys, safe bones and good books for them to read. Besides the walks they get hugs (if they like that), belly rubs and my lap (but there is a weight limit). If they are bored I breakout my crazy collection of antlers, femurs, glow-in-the-dark balls, fake rats, tug-of-war ropes, squeaky weird things and stuffed animals that may or may not be missing eyes or body parts. They can sleep anywhere but on my face, they can jump on furniture and have full run of my commodious apartment. When we go to my bank the tellers will fawn over them and try to handout treats of dubious quality. It's like a Club Med vacation for dogs but without the swimming pool and gambling.