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Hotel Stays for Sitters?

Ruth U.'s profile image

Hi,

I'm being requested for doggie daycare services in a hotel with a puppy for half a day.

What is the expectation or etiquette when it comes to basics such as food and hydration for sitters? Is the owner responsible for providing me money for food & hydration since I will be in a hotel room watching his fur baby?

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Karen R.'s profile image

It's really not that different from when you house sit. You bring your own food and other necessities.

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Bridget S.'s profile image

I would say in a hotel bring your own stuff. At a hotel not really expected. No food or drinks there so just bring your own. People usually get you stuff but it’s NEVER expected of course!

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Nathalie C.'s profile image

I agree. Always bring your own.

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