He recently got a new home. Thanks though!

Thanks, will pass it along.

My regular client has to give him away. He loves other dogs, playful, and friendly. Milo is 2 years old. Please let me know asap. It would be very sad for him to go to the shelter.

My regular client has to give him away. Milo loves other dogs, playful, and friendly. He's on the active side. He knows lots of tricks too. Milo is 2 years old. HEALTHY. Please let me know asap. It would be very sad for him to go to the shelter.

Maybe Penny's just an alpha female. It's unusual for dogs to randomly attack so there should be a reason behind it. Possessive, protective, personal space invaded etc. Don't feed or give treats in the same area/room. Since she's a big dog, the attack can be more harmful than a 10 lbs....so just use your instinct when there's another dog approaching. Be honest with the other dog's owner.

My Boston Terrier, who has coprophagia, lost weight after the holiday season. It might stressful for her when we had guests over, ate more poop, cold weather etc. No sign of sickness, good appetite, and active as usual. Anyway, I started increasing her food and giving her a boiled egg today. Do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks all!

It's considered "work time" in my mind. For example $5/30mins....

Do you ask for the client's address?

Somehow they don't think it's fair...since we already get cut 15-20%. Some of my clients keep complaining about this, especially for a long stay. What do you all think?

Latest pick-up time

poll: 8pm or 9pm or 10pm

that sounds the most reasonable to you

Thanks!

I'm stable with in-home boarding now. I wanted to expand my services so I did. But I never had a request for them, drop-in visit particularly. I know it's not as popular but I still see some sitters, who have constant requests for this service.