At Rover, we’re all dog lovers like you. And this Valentine’s Day, we took a page from the Dog Shaming playbook. Meet our beloved pets, and learn the dirty little secrets that only make us love them more.
See, Rover provides an awesome perk for employees: We can all bring our dogs to the office with us. From the first day in the office, you can’t help but notice how their furry presence breaks the ice and make you laugh.
A lot of us learned the Rover dogs’ names way before we had our coworkers names down pat. I mean, “Pickles” is just more memorable than “John”…no offense, humans!
We wanted to take a moment to show our appreciation for our Rover dogs. As some of you know from watching the RoverCam, it can be pretty darn fun and cute.
Meet Della the Black Lab
“When I play tug-of-war, I win by eating the toy.”
Here’s Her Pal Nora, the Puppy Puggle
“My favorite Valentine’s Day candy is…my own poop!”
Meet Lucy, Nora’s Boston Terrier Buddy
“I taught Nora to eat her poop!”
Here’s Barlet, a Three-Year-Old Havanese
“I throw a fit if I’m not the center of attention.”
And Beacon, the Fearful Giant
“I’m 93lb of fear! Loud noises freak me out, so don’t yell at me—ever!”
Here’s Hungry Gus
“Did someone say treat?”
And Gassy Gus
“I snore and fart in meetings.”
Mogley Likes to Roughhouse
“I like to play rough with little dogs…and I like to antagonize big dogs.”
Puppy Baci Loooves to Bark
“I love to bark…and bark and bark and bark and bark and bark.”
And Bonk Can Get a Little Loco
“I got banned from Taco Tuesday because tacos make me loco! I regret nothing.”
Meet Bowser—If You Can Find Him
“I’m scared of the chalkboard.”
Charles Keeps Everyone In Line
“I take my job way too seriously.”
And Jim Keeps Everyone On Their Toes
“I poop in a circle and then step in it!”
Three-Month-Old Herbie Has a Set of Lungs
“I just learned how to bark—and it’s the best!”
Kiwi Holds Us to the Highest Standards
“I expect to be treated like a princess.”
Fluffy Moof Knows How to Live
“I prefer to be up on my throne (the desk) than on the floor with the other doggies.”
And Little Crosby Keeps Things Interesting
“I prefer to pee three inches from the pee pad, just to keep things interesting.”
I hope you enjoyed meeting all of our beloved dogs, and hearing about some of the things that make the Rover office awesome (psst…we’re hiring).
We’d love to meet your dog, too! Introduce him or her to us by sharing a cute photo on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and using #RoverDotCom.
