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I don't want to do overnight stays, just dog walking and check-in visits. Is there enough business for those things alone?

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I just want to know if it's worth joining http://Rover.com as a dog walker/check-in visits only. I do not wish to do overnight stays.

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Depending on your location providing dog walks and drop in visits can be very lucrative. I am a 99% walker and my daily recurring clients keep my calendar and wallet full.

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