How do I charge for 9 full days and nights of boarding in my home?

Each "night" of boarding includes the day as well. Rover's FAQ states it is for "up to 24 hours of care."

https://support.rover.com/hc/en-us/ar...

If you feel your rate isn't enough to cover 24 hours of care, then you should raise it to ensure you are adequately compensated for your time.

As an independent contractor, you can certainly charge however you'd like, but I think you are going to get into problems with customers when you try to cobble together an a la carte method of charging for your boarding services. Just be sure to communicate your interpretation of boarding and the add-on charges via messaging and it wouldn't hurt to outline it in your profile.

As others have said, each sitter can set his/her prices and services however they like. I personally charge for 24 hours of care for boarding in my home. So if a client drops off at 6 pm, a one-night charge would have the dog leaving around 6 pm the following day.

Each sitter is entitled to set their own rates and what those rates entail, but understand that Rover's platform gives the impression that each 'night' of boarding is for 24 hours of care. If you would prefer that to be different, make it clear on your profile that the per night charge is only for specific hours (7pm-7am, etc) and if the owner would like to leave the dog in your care past those hours, they will be charged a daycare fee as well. You would then have to create two visits (1 boarding, 1 daycare), or manually edit the price of the booking, to get paid correctly.

Personally I think it's easiest to raise your prices and charge for each 24 hours. If you have clients that only want overnight care, you can discount their stays individually, but more often than not an owner will expect your boarding fee to be all inclusive.