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A German Shepherd's care log should record exercise type and duration, meals with a clear gap between feeding and hard exercise, training commands and rules to keep consistent, toilet and appetite notes, and any limping, stiffness, or digestive upset. Shepherds are powerful and often anxious when owners leave, so…
A French Bulldog's care log should record breathing at rest, temperature and walk limits, meals, water, toilet breaks, stair and jumping control, and any yelping, stiffness, or hind-leg wobbliness the same day it happens. Heat and overexcitement are serious risks for this breed, so the sitter needs calm-play rules, a…
A Bulldog's care log should record breathing at rest, walk length and temperature limits, meals, water, fold-cleaning and skin checks, toilet breaks, and sleep quality each day. Heat is the headline risk, so the sitter needs hard rules: no midday walks in warm weather, immediate rest and cooling if breathing becomes…
A Beagle's care log should record measured meals and every treat, water checks, walks with notes on pulling toward scents, secure-garden and gate checks, toilet breaks, and appetite, stool, and mood each day. Beagles follow their noses and sing about it, so the sitter also needs notes on escape habits, recall limits,…
Hand over your Rottweiler's vaccination record, microchip details, dated weight history, and any hip, elbow, or knee imaging and reports. Rottweilers are heavy, fast-growing dogs, so include puppy growth records if you have them, notes on limping or stiffness, and any surgery or heart-check findings from the previous…
Hand over your Poodle's vaccination record, microchip details, and notes on eye checks, dental treatment, skin or ear problems, and any seizures, collapse episodes, or unusual tiredness you have reported before. Poodles vary by size, so state whether yours is a Toy, Miniature, or Standard and include an accurate…
Hand over your Labrador Retriever's vaccination record, microchip details, and a dated weight history, plus notes on limping, stiffness, ear infections, or anything your dog has swallowed that it should not have. Labradors are famously food-driven and prone to gaining weight, so an honest record of food, amounts, and…
Hand over your Golden Retriever's vaccination record, microchip details, weight history, and notes on any lumps that have been checked, ear infections, skin itching, or limping. Goldens are a breed where vets track lumps carefully, so include dates and results for any lump that was sampled, measured, or marked for…
Hand over your German Shepherd's vaccination record, microchip details, hip or elbow screening results if you have them, and notes on digestion, weight changes, ear infections, or skin itching. Shepherds can be prone to sensitive stomachs and joint issues, so include imaging reports, previous gut episodes with dates,…
Hand over your French Bulldog's vaccination record, microchip details, and any notes on breathing noise, heat intolerance, back or hind-leg episodes, ear infections, and skin or food allergies. French Bulldogs are frequently sensitive to sedation and overheating, so past anesthesia notes and any airway assessment…
Hand over your Bulldog's vaccination record, microchip details, weight history, and any notes about breathing, snoring, skin-fold irritation, eye problems, or past sedation. Bulldogs can be sensitive around anesthesia and heat, so previous breathing assessments and recovery notes matter more than a bare vaccine card.…
Hand over your Beagle's vaccination record, microchip number, weight history, and the previous vet's clinical notes covering ear checks, skin treatment, joint concerns, and any blood tests or investigations already done. Add your insurer's details, current food and feeding amounts, any ongoing prevention schedule for…
After moving house with a Poodle, update the microchip database, collar tag, local dog registration, insurer, and vet file with your new address and phone number, whichever size of Poodle you own. If you register with a new vet, ask for the full history to transfer, including dental records, eye and joint notes,…
After moving house with a Labrador Retriever, update the microchip database, collar tag, local dog registration, insurer, and vet records with your new address and phone number. If you change vets, make sure the transfer includes vaccination history, weight records, joint and ear notes, and any investigations already…
After moving house with a Golden Retriever, update the microchip database and collar tag with your new address and phone number, then any local dog registration, your insurer's record, and your vet's file. If you move to a new practice, ask for the full record to transfer, including vaccination history, weight trends,…
After moving house with a French Bulldog, update the microchip database, collar tag, local dog registration, insurer, and vet records with your new address and phone number, in that order. If you change vets, ensure the record that transfers includes breathing observations, spinal or mobility notes, skin and ear…
After moving house with a Bulldog, update the microchip database with your new address and numbers first, then your insurer, your vet's file, any local dog registration, and the details on the collar tag. If you are changing vets, make sure the breathing, skin fold, weight, and any anaesthetic history in your…
After moving house with a Beagle, update the address and phone number on the microchip database first, then the details on the collar tag, any local dog registration or licence, your vet's file, and your insurer's record. Register with a new vet near the new home if you have moved away from the old practice, and ask…
A Treeing Walker Coonhound should come with registration papers from its kennel club or coonhound registry, a signed transfer into your name, microchip or tattoo identification details, and a vet record showing vaccinations including rabies where required, worming, and a health check. Ask for the parents' details and…
A Thai Ridgeback should come with registration and ancestry papers, a signed transfer or sales record, microchip documents you can move into your name, and a vet record covering vaccinations, worming, and a full skin and general health check. Ask specifically for notes on the ridge and on screening for dermoid sinus,…
A Tenterfield Terrier should come with registration papers from its Australian registry, a signed transfer into your name, microchip paperwork ready to move onto your details, and a vet record showing vaccinations, worming, and a final health check before handover. Ask for the parents' health screening notes too,…
A Slovak Rough-Haired Pointer should arrive with registration and ancestry papers from the breeder, a signed transfer or sales record in your name, a microchip document you can re-register to your address, and a vet booklet showing first vaccinations, worming, and a recent health check. Ask also for the parents' hip…
A Presa Canario should come with kennel club registration or lineage papers, a detailed signed contract, microchip transfer documents, and a vet record of examinations, vaccinations, and worming. For a powerful guardian breed, also secure both parents' health screening and temperament or training records, and keep…
A Prague Ratter should come with a lineage from the Czech registry or another recognised kennel club, a signed contract, microchip transfer paperwork, and a vet booklet recording examinations, vaccinations, and worming. For one of the smallest breeds in the world, also ask for both parents' sizes and health screening…
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