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How do you all handle potential property damage caused by a dog you're boarding in your home?

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Property damage (chewed furniture) caused by a dog in my home doesn't appear to be covered by Rover. Does anyone include language of that nature in your profile?

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Lenka L.'s profile image

You are responsible for any damages that happen while a Rover dog is in your care. You need to make sure your place is dog proofed. You need to watch the dog, so he doesn't eat your furniture.

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