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Wendy R.

What is the host's reaction if, during a meet-n-greet, the dog owner is seen wearing a gun while in our house, and without having saying anything about it prior to entering our property?

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Deb A.

How Safe is Rover for Sitters?

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Karen R.

Is it unprofessional to bring someone with me to meet and greet?

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Maddie S.

Are real christmas trees safe for dogs?

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Cari C.

What are some safety practices and/or tips for first time Meet and Greets?

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Febby C.

How can I tell if a dog is being playful or dominant (aggressive)?

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Amber C.

Are rawhides safe for dogs?

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Maddie S.

What's your dog door recommendation?

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Carmen C.

What is a 'Safety Plan'?

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Rebecca G.

How do I keep a female dog who is in heat safe from other dogs on walks?

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Marie S.

Can you make a chain link fence taller?

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Laura R.

Does anyone feed their dogs Pedigree dog food? If so, have you checked it for the strange fibers that are imbedded in the food?

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Shauna B.

Overnight stays?

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Karen R.

Are customers rated?

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Laura R.

Owner didn't want to meet & hired me.......?

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Sarah M.

What's Rover's policy on vaccinations?

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Susan B.

Safety, dog thieves?

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Michelle V.

Meet and greet safety

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Deb A.

How can I be sure that the sitter will not rob me, or act unlawfully in my home?

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Leslee B.

I'm confused about what to do if an animal I am sitting is injured or becomes sick in my care. Don't I get owner vet information at time of meet and take to owners vet?

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Lucy M.

I keep having people ask to come check out my place.

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Shawna M.

How do I know I can trust these sitters and how do I know they will take care of my furbabies?

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Malika E.

Are sitters who come into your home required to be licensed and bonded?

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Amber C.

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What is the host's reaction if, during a meet-n-greet, the dog owner is seen wearing a gun while in our house, and without having saying anything about it prior to entering our property?

How Safe is Rover for Sitters?

Is it unprofessional to bring someone with me to meet and greet?

Are real christmas trees safe for dogs?

What are some safety practices and/or tips for first time Meet and Greets?

How can I tell if a dog is being playful or dominant (aggressive)?

Are rawhides safe for dogs?

What's your dog door recommendation?

What is a 'Safety Plan'?

How do I keep a female dog who is in heat safe from other dogs on walks?

Can you make a chain link fence taller?

Does anyone feed their dogs Pedigree dog food? If so, have you checked it for the strange fibers that are imbedded in the food?

Overnight stays?

Are customers rated?

Owner didn't want to meet & hired me.......?

What's Rover's policy on vaccinations?

Safety, dog thieves?

Meet and greet safety

How can I be sure that the sitter will not rob me, or act unlawfully in my home?

I'm confused about what to do if an animal I am sitting is injured or becomes sick in my care. Don't I get owner vet information at time of meet and take to owners vet?

I keep having people ask to come check out my place.

How do I know I can trust these sitters and how do I know they will take care of my furbabies?

Are sitters who come into your home required to be licensed and bonded?

Do I have to have a fenced in yard to sit a dog?

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