| answered a question | I have a dog coming from Friday morning to late Sunday night but it says 2 days? Sadly Rover charges for nights only. You can inform your clients what is the latest pickup you will allow before charging them for another day, but otherwise Rover only charges owners for however many nights the dog stays at the sitter's home. |
| answered a question | For a drop-in visit, is the fee per pet? Most sitters have it set up to where there is the base fee for the first pet, and then an add on price for every additional dog or pet. Like the first dog would be $15, and then it could be an additional 10 for every additional dog. Some sitters have it set to where cat care is another price. Its easiest to view all of the different rates on the rover website than in the app. |
| answered a question | Best ways to utilize business cards? Anytime I'm at the dog park with my own pup I pass out my business cards to the other dog owners there |
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| answered a question | Are you be able to list yourself as a sitter in two cities? Sadly you can only list yourself under one address, even if you operate out of multiple locations. |
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| answered a question | Do you take in dogs without meet and greet? Personally I would require meeting a dog before saying that I would care for them simply because you never know what to expect. While the dog is in your care you are 100% responsible for it, so if something ends up not going well, you could be liable. Good luck figuring this out! |
| commented question | Can I claim my dog on my taxes? You can only claim your dog if they are a service pet, otherwise, no you cannot. |