Whats a typical income for a Rover person?
If staying at home-- available full-time.
Multiple services-- boarding,sitting, walking.
But no specialized services like grooming etc
In Portland OR
2 Answers
That's a pretty loaded question because there are so many variables to consider.
What services do you offer What rates do you charge How many clients you currently have How many dogs can you take at one time Where do you live city or rural Do you have a spouse or significant other who helps with care and the list goes on and on
Many sitters earn more than 20K per year, but most don't even come close to that number. Pet care isn't a business that's going to make your rich, just hopefully pay the bills. Best of luck to you
Since you are ready to board up to 4 dogs a night, and your rates are low, I would say this gig could pay well ;) Plus if you do 7 walks or drop-ins a day, it may not be that bad :)