Thanks for your answer Cari. I always discuss this at the meet and greets. I will add your suggestions to my conversations in the future, about boarding elsewhere and whether it happened then. It's just nice to know in advance if I need to watch the dog like a hawk when it's running around in my house. I do that anyway at first, but tend to relax after the first day or two. In any case, this is a dog I won't take again.

I know it's not unusual for a new dog to have an accident in the house when they first arrive, and that it's a combination of stress and confusion. However, after the first accident or two, would you talk to the owner about their dog being housebroken and let them know of repeated accidents in the house?

If someone booked certain dates, then had a change of an extra night, how do they make that change on Rover.com?