Should I continue this stay or end it early? [closed]

First and foremost you have to make sure that you are safe and that you are able to keep the dog safe. If you honestly think that you are not safe being with this dog, than yes you should contact Rover about ending the stay.

As far as Rover is concerned, they will put your account on hold for at least a month if you cancel a stay. It does not matter what the reason is. If a sitter ends a stay they will automatically place your account on hold while their safety team evaluates your account and the situation that took place. Even if you find another sitter for the client or if you and the client had already previously talked about it prior to the stay. Rover will put you on a hold pending the review. I personally do not Find Rover to be helpful in these situations. (this is what actually made me switch from a Rover Preferred member to a regular member.) There is no Rover support no matter how much you are not at fault, or like I said even if you found the another sitter. yes, Rover support team is nice about it but your account will still be placed on hold for at least 1 month. So something to considered.

Know as for this dog. I don't know what you mean by "pulling the leash aggressively"? Aggressive to me is trying to bite, growling? Do you mean more that he is leash aggressive when another dog is walking by? Sorry, but it is not really clear on what you mean. But I personally feel that you still should of done a meet and greet with the other sitter and the dog to see if you were going to be able to handle him. Try to put yourself in the owners shoes. How worried would you be that your dog already had to switch sitters once than here you want to switch him again.
If you can push through this stay, I personally would. Try doing thing differently. Somethings you can try is what kind of collar are you walking him with? I find "Gentle Leaders" give me the most control. If you are using a chock collar- are you using it properly is it in the shape of a "P" when you walk (if you do not know what I am talking about, than the answer would be No.) You said he is dragging you. Why is he dragging you? Is there something distracting him? Maybe try going when there is nothing out to distract him. Later in the night or earlier in the morning? Try going back to the basics of walking - take a yummy treat with you. slice up a boiled chicken breast into small little pieces to get him to walk nicely (I do not know many dogs that will turn down a piece of chicken breast as a treat.) Take a squeaky toy with you- don't let ... (more)