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| commented answer | Is everyone doing boarding without a meet and greet? Exactly! I totally totally agree, I've had one person who didn't even want either M&G or book online at all and we took a chance and had a lil problem and called owner back and said we no longer can keep your pets at our home and let just say that was the end of it, I take No More Chances. |
| commented answer | Is everyone doing boarding without a meet and greet? I totay agree, that there is a risk at not having the M&G with the pet owners and may not say what they really need to tell the sitter. Yes, a true pet owners would care about where their pet(s) will be and how they are taken care of. Most of all the M&G is also to assure that they are a great fit. |
| commented answer | Is everyone doing boarding without a meet and greet? Exactly! I always do a M&G with the pet owners and they always accept or may say reschedule M&G but either way it's important to have one no matter what. |
| commented question | I am a new first time user of Rover, is there a coupon code I can use? www.rover.com/sit/tammysdoggydaycare Code: TDOGDC3020 $20 off first night |
| commented answer | Hello, if someone is asking for 16 days of dog boarding in my home wouldn't I charge them my day rate and my night rate? Or would the dog boarding (overnight) also cover a day rate? Hi Karen I wasn't for sure on the hours, was just saying but I do understand you and thx. 😁 |
| answered a question | Where are some places you have meet and greets? Hello! I have meet and greets at owners home only for drop in visits, also at dog park for boarding that way the dogs can meet on mutual terms and not at your home because its your furr babies territory and you won't know how the other doggies will act in your front or backyard. Others may say otherwise but that's me being safe than sorry and then your client or clients may find someone else if something goes wrong at your home during the meet and greet for boarding. Am not sure where you have your meet and greets but hope this helps you out. |
| answered a question | Hello, if someone is asking for 16 days of dog boarding in my home wouldn't I charge them my day rate and my night rate? Or would the dog boarding (overnight) also cover a day rate? I also agree on the other two answers and/or comments. Your boarding is over night depending on how many nights your clients want and also on how much you charge for it as well. Your day care is a 24hrs only for through out the day no matter how many days your clients want but again they do look at how much you charge per day for daycare. |
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| commented answer | Accepting monetary tips from owners? Yes, that is always a very good thing to do as I do as well when my clients sometimes tip. 😀 |
| commented question | Accepting monetary tips from owners? Cash, gift card or PayPal if you have an account with them. There isn't anywhere on Rover for tips because I am not really sure what the correct percentage is that Rover takes out. |
| commented answer | Accepting monetary tips from owners? I believe that your clients aren't supposed to tip you anything but some will do that anyways because I had some clients who did tip us and they always gave us cash. |
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| answered a question | Single man asking for meet and greet, I would like to take my husband. Is this weird? Suggestions? Hello! I personally bring my husband with me to all my meet and greets, even if the client is single or not and it's also a big safety issue for me because I don't trust others on my own and having my husband by my side keeps me safe in knowing if anything goes wrong that he is there to help me in anyway possible. |
| commented question | Is there a house sitter that doesn't leave the house often and for long periods? To owner of the puppy, Where do you live? |
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