1. Contact Information: - The owner's phone number and emergency contact details. - Information for their regular veterinarian and an emergency vet. 2. Health Information: - Vaccination history and any recent health issues. - Medications, including dosage and administration instructions. - Any allergies or sensitivities the dog has. - Specific instructions for any ongoing health concerns. 3. Diet and Feeding Schedule: - Type of food (brand, wet or dry), amount, and how often the dog is fed. - Any treats allowed and how frequently they can be given. - Any foods to avoid. 4. Behaviour and Temperament: - General behavior, including how the dog interacts with other animals and people. - Any behavioral issues or quirks, such as fear of loud noises or aggression triggers. - Training commands the dog knows and any ongoing training routines. - Preferred methods for correction or encouragement. 5. Routine and Schedule: - Typical daily routine, including walk times and durations. - Favorite activities and toys. - Sleeping arrangements and bedtime routine. 6. Walking and Exercise Habits: - Leash behavior and whether the dog pulls or needs a particular type of harness. - Normal walking routes and how well the dog behaves off-leash. - How the dog interacts with other animals and strangers during walks. 7. Legal and Safety Information: - Any licensing or identification the dog has. - Information on the dog’s microchip, if applicable. - Legal requirements or restrictions specific to the dog, like breed-specific legislation. 8. Supplies: - What supplies will be provided (leash, collar, harness, food, medication, etc.). - Any items that I should bring myself.

Morning: 1. Wake-up and Quick Potty Break: Start the day with a quick trip outside to let the dog relieve itself. 2. Feeding: Serve breakfast according to the dog’s dietary needs and schedule. Make sure fresh water is available. 3. Morning Walk: Go for a morning walk; this helps the dog burn energy and stimulates its mind with new smells and sights. 4. Playtime: Engage in some playtime at home, using toys like balls or tug ropes to keep the dog active and entertained. Midday: 1. Training Session (if needed): Spend some time on basic obedience training or practicing tricks, which helps strengthen your bond and keeps the dog mentally stimulated. 2. Quiet Time: Allow the dog to rest or take a nap, especially if it’s a puppy or a senior dog, as they need more rest. Afternoon: 1. Second Walk or Dog Park Visit: In the afternoon, take another walk or visit a dog park for socialization and exercise. 2. Feeding: Provide lunch if the dog’s diet includes multiple meals per day. Evening: 1. Dinner Time: Feed the dog its dinner. Make sure to clean and refill the water bowl. 2. Evening Walk: Take a leisurely evening walk; it’s a good way to wind down the day. 3. Cuddle and Calm Time: Spend some quiet time with the dog, cuddling or simply sitting together, to help it settle down before bed. Night: 1. Final Potty Break: Take the dog out for one last potty break before bedtime. 2. Bedtime: Make sure the dog is comfortable and safe in its sleeping​ area