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When hiring someone for house sitting my cat and dog, what does that really mean?

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Looking to find out what is included in that. Do they charge extra to take them for a walk, or just let them in and out to go to the bathroom?

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Definitely you'll want to discuss with any sitter you meet to ensure you're in agreement.

Rover publishes loose guidelines, which many interpret differently. Rover.com published answer to "House Sitting: Sitters watch your dog overnight in your home, and a related link states up to 24 hours" https://support.rover.com/hc/en-us/ar...

It's always good to discuss during the meet & greet exactly what are the expectations, for any service.

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