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| commented question | Have you purchased any marketing materials from the Rover store? What was your favorite/most successful? Awesome Hillary! I meant to add, I now have to be super careful when driving. So I don't accidentally cut someone off...now they will know how to find me! :) hahahaha |
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| commented question | Have you purchased any marketing materials from the Rover store? What was your favorite/most successful? I have the car magnets. My daughters, who sit in the backseat, will constantly say, "People are taking pics of your magnets!" I also park near "dog areas" during busy times, such as dog stores, parks, groomers and any pet friendly area. I notice people reading my magnets all of the time. |
| answered a question | How many dogs/critters do you have as your maximum? Hi everyone! I also have a limit of two dogs. I try not to mix different pet families, but it's getting increasingly harder because most of my clients are now repeat clients (I am NOT complaining)! :) I've made a rule that I will mix different dog families, as long as one of the dogs is a repeat client. This way, I know the temperament of at least one of the dogs. I decided to never mix two new clients. It is so hard to tell a repeat client that I am booked. I always feel horrible about turning them away, so I do my best to accommodate my clients any way that I possibly can. That means, sometimes I end up watching five or six dogs at a time. As long as the dogs are compatible, I'm ok with it because I can help ease my client's mind. I don't like to use the word "clients" though. I feel with each new stay, my extended family grows. :) |