House Sitting Aspen Park
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Prices are estimates per night for 1 dog. Pricing may vary based on your search and includes a booking fee of 11%.
“Wow, Shawna is amazing! She was really accomodating with our booking and took truly amazing care of our three dogs. They tend to be anxious, and Shawna was clearly such a calming and fun presence while we were away. It was apparent that they had a great time with her. I recommend Shawna so highly!”
About: I'm the proud owner of Layla, my 6-year-old Great Pyrenees, so I know big breeds well. I've cared for dogs from family and friends — from playful puppies to gentle seniors — and I understand that every dog is different, with their own needs and personality. I love giving each pup safe, attentive, and affectionate care. I currently have a very flexible schedule, so I'm able to dedicate plenty of time and attention to the dogs in my care throughout the day. Pet care isn't something I have to squeeze in around other commitments — it's a priority I can build my day around, whether that's regular walks, sticking to feeding and potty schedules, or just spending quality time with a dog so they're never left alone too long. My availability means I can be reliable and consistent for both walks and in-home sitting. When caring for your dog in your home, I focus on keeping their routine as normal and stress-free as possible. I follow the feeding, walking, and potty schedule you set, and make sure your dog gets plenty of exercise, playtime, and affection. Every dog is different, so I keep a close eye on their behavior and needs and always put their comfort and safety first. On walks, I keep dogs securely leashed, stick to familiar routes, and adjust the pace and distance to fit their age, energy level, and breed. I'll also send updates and photos so you can relax while you're away.
“Caleb went above and beyond watching our three dogs (2 Golden retrievers and pit mix) and our two cats. He made sure they were well taken care of and really took the time to make sure they were happy and healthy while we were away. If you are looking for someone to watch your pets, I highly recommend Caleb. I would give him 10 stars if I could!!!”

“Ayla & Han took care of our 2 German Shepherds for the weekend and words cannot describe how grateful we are that we found them! They took such great care of our pups, provided amazing photos and updates, and gave so much love to our pups when we were away. They are genuine and trust worthy people. Highly recommended and would definitely be reaching out again.”

“Samuel was great! He stayed over with Shelby for a night and came home to a very happy Dog. We were coming back from the mountains and uncertain of time coming home and Samuel offered to stay as long as we wanted, which ended up not being needed. Great communication and pics to go along with the say. Will definitely be using Samuel again!”

“Mary Sue deserves more than 5 stars. She went above and beyond for our 3 hounds! We will definitely be rebooking for our future needs! She kept us updated multiple times throughout each day and gave us picture updates to ensure our dogs were in great hands! Our place was clean when she left and our dogs were beyond happy which is everything we wanted after coming back home from a long trip! Would definitely recommend Mary Sue and he will use her again in the future!”

“Morgan is just amazing. Communicating was great back and forth, even when our flight plans had to change. She took excellent care of our doggies and our house. She was here with the dogs for the vast majority of the day, which was important to me. She is my go-to sitter going forward.”

“Morgan stayed with our elderly dog for 10 days and did an amazing job. From the start, when were evaluating options, Morgan was highly responsive and answered all our questions. She offered to do a meet and greet with us and our dog Timmy before we finalized anything. During the stay, she provided daily updates and pictures so we knew Timmy was being loved and cared for. When we returned home, Timmy looked great and our house was in immaculate condition. We will be using Morgan again for our next trip, and would recommend her without hesitation.”


About: Your dog gets a half-acre fenced yard on two acres, and a gate that opens straight onto open space and trail. No loading up in a car to find a walk, we step out the door and go. For a big dog with a real engine, that’s the whole difference. I have two labs of my own, a male and a female, both social and easy, so your dog has company and a pack to fall into rather than a crate and a quiet house. I’ve been boarding for friends and neighbors for 10, and I know what a bored 70-pound dog does to a living room, which is why exercise comes first here, not as a bonus. Good fit for: large breeds, working and sporting dogs, adolescents with too much energy, dogs who don’t do well kenneled. Not a good fit for: dogs who can’t be around other dogs, or who need to be kept separate. I’d rather say that up front than have anyone spend a bad weekend. I also offer dog walking and drop-in visits for locals who’d rather keep their dog at home. Same approach, a walk here means actual miles on real terrain, not fifteen minutes on pavement. Daily photos and a note, usually from somewhere on the trail. I work from home, so dogs aren’t alone for long stretches, I’m here through the day and the routine is built around that. Mornings start with a walk on the trail behind the house before I sit down to work. I leave the doors open so that dogs are able to go in and out of the fenced yard through the day while I’m at my desk, with a midday break for a longer outing. Late afternoon is the real hike, when my two labs go out and your dog goes with them. Evenings are quiet, everyone’s tired by then, which is the point. I do take calls during the day, so there are stretches where I’m at my desk rather than actively playing, but the dogs are with me, not shut away. Weekends are more of the same with longer hikes and no calls Containment: My yard is a half-acre fully fenced, on two acres backing to open space. Gates stay latched and I check them before any dog goes out. Dogs are never off-leash on the open space unless the owner has confirmed reliable recall and I’ve seen it myself on a long line first, otherwise we hike on leash, every time. In the house: Dogs are loose in the main living area with me and my two labs, not confined to a garage or basement. I have crates available if your dog is crate-trained or you’d prefer it, and I’m happy to keep whatever routine they already have. New dogs and mine are introduced outside on neutral ground before anyone comes in the house. Requirements: Up to date on rabies, distemper/parvo, and bordetella. I ask for your vet’s contact and a backup person who can make decisions if I can’t reach you. Wildlife: We’re in the foothills, so coyotes, bears, and mountain lions are part of the landscape. Dogs go out into the fenced yard supervised, not unattended, and I don’t leave food or water bowls outside. Nobody is out in the yard alone at dawn or dusk. If something goes wrong: I’ll call you first, but I won’t wait on a callback to get a dog treated. My work is in wildfire and emergency planning, so I keep an evacuation plan for my own dogs including crates, leashes, records, and a go-bag ready and any boarding dog is included in it if there is an emergency.
“The best!! Took such great care of my dog, Gus! Gus usually doesn’t eat while we’re away, and this time he was eating all weekend. I could tell Gus got lots of love and good care while we were away 😊”
“Mike was a great sitter! He was communicative and thoughtful, sending daily updates and pictures. Our dogs were well taken care of and had a great time. I’d definitely have Mike stay with our pups again in the future!”

About: I have been a pet owner (dogs, cats, and rabbits) for my whole life. I have raised and trained 3 dogs. I went through advanced dog training with my bull mastiff (who has sadly passed), and am back at it with my current pup (lab/hound mix). I feel this has made me better at dealing with large breeds and puppies who need to learn manners. Tell me your command words and I'll make sure to use them. I used to run a dog daycare/sitter business from my home, but have moved and no longer have a fenced yard. I miss interacting with pups, so I’m offering dog walking and drop in visits from my new location. I am a stay at home mom who has tons of free time to play with your pets. I’d love to check in on them while you’re at work or pulled away from the house for extended periods of time. I work from home primarily and therefore I have plenty of availability to walk, play with, or snuggle your precious pups! It brings me so much joy! I have lots of experience making sure dogs are secured either on a leash or in a yard. It would be my highest priority to keep your dog safe while out and about with me.
“Ella was an outstanding Rover sitter, and we would book with her again in a heartbeat! She stayed with our dog, Finley, and cared for our home for two nights while we were away. From start to finish, she was incredibly communicative, providing updates and making us feel completely at ease knowing Finley was in great hands. Ella was very responsible, self-sufficient, and took wonderful care of both Finley and our home. She truly went above and beyond. When we returned, the house was spotless, and she had even put towels in the wash before leaving. It was clear she treated our home with respect and cared for Finley as if he were her own. We couldn’t have been happier with our experience and would gladly have Ella stay with Finley again. We highly recommend her to anyone looking for a reliable, trustworthy, and caring sitter! TYSM again Ella!! 🙂”

About: I’ve been a dog person for as long as I can remember! I grew up with family dogs of all sizes and had the joy of caring for my beloved German Shepherd, Buttercup, for many years. She crossed the rainbow bridge, but she definitely left me with a lifelong love of having a four-legged friend around. These days, friends often call on me to dog-sit, take their pups for walks, or get them out for a good run. I’m an avid trail runner, so if your dog is a running buddy, I’d love some company on the trails! If your pup prefers a slower pace, I’m just as happy taking a leisurely neighborhood walk, sniffing all the important smells, and enjoying some fresh air together. 🐾 One of the biggest perks I offer is that I work remotely as a therapist providing tele-mental health services. As long as I have reliable Wi-Fi, I can work from wherever your dog is most comfortable. So while I’m working during the day, your pup gets the benefit of having someone around rather than being left alone for hours. Whether your dog is energetic and ready for an adventure, a senior who prefers cozy companionship and gentle walks, or somewhere in between, I’m happy to follow their lead. My goal is for your dog to feel safe, loved, and right at home while you’re away—and for you to have peace of mind knowing they’re in good hands! Pet care fits naturally into my routine because I work remotely as a therapist providing tele-mental health services. My schedule gives me flexibility to provide care, companionship, walks, playtime, meals, and attention throughout the day while still maintaining my work commitments. I’m also an avid trail runner, so I enjoy getting outside with active dogs, while happily adjusting to a slower pace for pets who prefer leisurely walks and plenty of relaxation. I’m comfortable staying in a pet’s home and working around their normal routine, helping them feel comfortable and cared for while their people are away. I primarily provide care in the pet’s home, where they can stay comfortable in their familiar surroundings and maintain their normal routine. I follow your instructions closely for feeding, walks, playtime, medications, and any special needs or preferences. I’m happy to give dogs plenty of exercise and adventure, whether that means a trail run, a neighborhood walk, or simply some backyard time. For cats, I’m equally happy to provide playtime, attention, cuddles, or respectful space when they prefer to be left alone. I’ll keep food and water fresh, litter boxes clean, and your pet’s environment tidy. Because I work remotely, I can spend significant time in your home while continuing my regular work schedule. I’ll also provide updates and photos so you can relax knowing your pet is safe, comfortable, and getting plenty of love while you’re away.
“Absolutely incredible to work with. Super responsive, attentive, and communicative. Understands the needs of my doggo and gives him all the love and affection while I’m away for work. Grateful for Ben and his time!”

About: I have been in the pet care business for 6 years and look forward to keeping your pet safe and happy in your home while you are away. I love animals. I currently have a border collie, her name is Bailey. My reason for house sitting is to provide families with a sense of knowing that their animal will be loved and cared for while they are away from home in their own familiar environment. I spend most of my time outside working in the yard and playing with my dog. I will provide feeding, walking, bathing, medicine administration, playing and plenty of love to your pet in the comfort of their your home. Quality care will never be an issue. I look forward to making friends with your beloved pet. This is a new endeavor for me as my previous Rover care was in my home in North Glenn. I enjoyed that so much. I wanted to continue with caring for dogs in this way. I am currently located in Lakewood Green Mountain area and look forward to meeting you and your pet. Please be sure to check out my reviews and also photos from my prior pet sitting. Bailey loves to play frisbee and we spend several hours a day playing in my back yard. My back yard is the perfect place for pets. It is super shady and large enough for running and playing. I have several parks near by and a back yard that will provide plenty of exercise. I love to cuddle fur babies that like to be cuddled. We spend a large part of our day outside playing and throwing frisbees and balls.
The median cost per night for house sitting in Aspen Park is $58
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The average cost of House Sitting in Aspen Park on Rover is $50 per night as of October 2026. Most bookings cost between $32 and $100 per night. sitters set their own rates based on factors such as their experience, the length of care, the number of pets, and your pet’s specific needs. As long as your booking dates and pet profiles are accurate, the price shown before you confirm is the total, including any booking fee.
As of October 2026, there are 8,091 sitters on Rover offering House Sitting across Aspen Park. Enter your ZIP code to see which available sitters are closest to your home.
Beyond belly rubs and feeding schedules, a house sitter’s presence may provide an additional layer of security for your home. However, you will need to arrange overnight stays and other household tasks with your sitter when reaching out to them. Not all sitters offer the same services. Common household tasks you can negotiate include:
- Mail & deliveries: Collecting letters and packages so they don't pile up.
- Plant care: Keeping your indoor or outdoor garden hydrated.
- Trash & recycling: Taking trash cans to the curb on scheduled pickup days.
- Home security: Sitters can stay overnight to keep your home occupied.
The best way to align on expectations is during your free Meet & Greet. Use this time to provide a "home cheat sheet" that includes your preferred Aspen Park walking routes, the location of your favorite pet store, and any specific quirks about your home’s security or appliances.
It’s helpful to think of house sitting as a "home base" service. Most sitters in Aspen Park maintain their normal daily routines, like running errands or heading to the office, meaning your pet should be comfortable being alone for a few hours at a time. If your pet needs a little extra company, here is how to find the perfect match:
- Look for "WFH" sitters: Many sitters mention "Work from Home" on their profile to indicate they’ll be present for the majority of the day.
- Update your pet’s profile: Write down how long your pet can comfortably be left alone. This helps sitters quickly determine if their schedule aligns with your needs.
- Communicate 24/7 needs: Standard house sitting usually doesn't include constant supervision. If your pet requires round-the-clock care, be sure to discuss this upfront.
<b>Tip:</b> Use the Meet & Greet to confirm a sitter's typical "away" windows. Transparency ensures your pet stays happy and your sitter can plan their day effectively!
Key handling is entirely up to you and your sitter to agree on during the Meet & Greet or in the Rover app. Most pet parents in Aspen Park choose to hand over a spare key or digital fob in person, while others arrange a lockbox or unique access code. Don't forget to discuss key returns as well!
The Rover Guarantee is Rover’s commitment to your peace of mind every time you book. It includes 24/7 customer support, sitter access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals for diagnostic issues, and a reimbursement program for eligible veterinary care in the rare event something goes wrong.
All bookings are backed by the , which provides up to 25,000 in eligible veterinary care reimbursement.
Every sitter on Rover is required to pass a background check before listing their services. This process confirms their identity and indicates they are not on the Department of Justice’s National Sex Offender Public Website or have any disqualifying offenses.
Beyond ID checks, you can review each sitter's star rating, read verified reviews from other pet parents, and see how many repeat clients they have. Every booking is backed by the Rover Guarantee, which includes up to 25,000 in eligible veterinary care. For more details, visit .
If a health concern arises during a stay, your sitter is instructed to contact you and our Trust & Safety team immediately and, if needed, take your pet to the closest veterinarian. Through our Trust & Safety support team, sitters can ask for diagnostic advice from a qualified veterinary professional if your pet is showing signs of possible illness.
For extra peace of mind, you can also prepare an authorization form for your regular vet. An authorization form outlines your preferred method of care and allows your sitter to bring your pet into their regular clinic.
Every qualified booking made on Rover is backed by the Rover Guarantee, which includes reimbursement for eligible emergency vet care.
A Meet & Greet is a casual meeting to vet potential sitters and communicate care needs for peace of mind before a booking begins. Only sitters who have never booked with you before can schedule a Meet & Greet on Rover; however, you are welcome to coordinate one in Rover messages with sitters you have previously booked. This can be helpful if you have a new pet or routine you want to go over with your sitter.
Meet & Greets can take place in person or virtually. If you are booking with a sitter for the first time, we recommend in-person Meet & Greets to get a clearer sense of how your sitter interacts with your pet or the new environment.
During the Meet & Greet, you will have a chance to walk through your pet's routine, medical needs, and unique quirks. Take the time to ask your sitter questions about their skills and expertise, and make sure the fit feels right for everyone. Meet & Greets are a great way to prepare your pet and sitter for longer stays or first-time bookings. Read our tips for your first .
sitters on Rover set their own , which you can find on their profile under their contact information. Sitters may set a same-day, one-, three-, or seven-day cancellation policy. Cancelling within your sitter’s cancellation policy qualifies you for a full refund.
Same-day cancellations for recurring services, which include walks, drop-ins, and day care, follow the full refund policy. Otherwise, for pet boarding and house sitting, if you cancel after 12 pm on the applicable cancellation deadline, you’ll receive a 50% refund for the first seven days of the booking and a 100% refund for any remaining days.
If your sitter needs to cancel within seven days of the booking's start date, then our reservation protection will kick in. This means you will get a full refund and our support team will work with you to find a replacement sitter.
Yes, you can find sitters who have experience with handling special pet needs in Aspen Park. On Rover:
- 90% of sitters can help with special care needs
- 95% can help with giving oral medications or injections
- 97% can help with daily exercise
You can also find pet sitters on Rover who accept only one pet at a time, which is ideal for anxious puppies, kittens, or senior pets who move at a gentler pace. Some sitters will also list availability for 24/7 care, also known as constant care, in their profiles.
Use the search filters to narrow down sitters whose specific experience or environment meets your pet's needs. When reaching out to your sitter, outline your pet's care routine and use the Meet & Greet to walk your sitter through your expectations.







