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How do I manage my availability with gaining new clients at times that I am not busy?

Krysta T.'s profile image

To fully explain, I am completely booked during the day from 11am-3pm with dog walks and drop-ins (obviously since people want their dogs taken care of while they are at work, and most people work around 9-5). But I keep getting more requests for that time of day. Is it alright to mark myself as unavailable for that time? Will my repeat clients still be able to book with me, or does changing that availability interfere with how my clients will book with me?

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Kathleen D.'s profile image

Hi Krysta, You can mark yourself "repeats only". If someone does have your rover link that isn't a repeat, they would be able to contact you whether you are on repeats or unavailable.

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Walt G.'s profile image

I peaked at your profile and see you have already changed your status for walks to repeat clients only. Changing availability in your profile will have little effect on your calendar, you will show in searches unless you have reached the limit on number of walks for that day/week.

I've been on Rover for 2 years and am solely a walker and I have yet to receive a request for walking outside the Mid-Day window.

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