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1. Christy C.
“I have known Christy for years and her kind, tender heart for all animals is genuine and inspiring. We share a love for “weiner dogs” and their unique character traits. My Pete is 16 years old and Christy loves on him as if he were her own. In fact, a couple of years ago, I had the front windows of my house replaced. I had Pete secured but the window installer inadvertently let Pete out. I was frantic! On her own time and gas, Christy came and drove the neighborhoods helping me look for my Pete. Only a true pet lover would go over and above like that! ❤️”


2. Jane V.
About: I understand it’s a lot to read, however I want to give you all the information I can possibly provide to make you comfortable with trusting your pets in my care <3 My husband will be helping me care for your animals! I will make sure you meet him whenever possible :) he has always helped me with my bookings. IMPORTANT: Please answer the questions in the "What Jane Would Like To Know About Your Pet" section when initially messaging if you can! It saves us both time and lets me know everything I need to know about your pet so I can promptly book you! Also pay attention to the Safety section! I have a specific way on how I introduce your dogs. -- ABOUT ME I’ve always had a dog my whole life. Since I was a little girl I can remember having a furry friend at my side at all times. It’s to the point where my life feels off if there isn’t a cat or dog beside me! Some things I’ve done that may help you understand my experience is, hand rear a cleft palate puppy (tube feeding and stimulation to help them use the bathroom), assist a dog during birth, care for a pregnant dog, know how to handle a dog during seizures (one of the dogs I used to live with is epileptic), de-escalate a hostile situation or protect/prevent your pet from being involved in one, house trained dogs, care for special needs dogs. If your dog is incontinent or messy in other ways don’t worry at all!! I’m very patient and have plenty of experience with that. From mastiffs to chihuahuas I’ve dealt with all of them. I have no issue walking your dog even if they have no leash etiquette, I’m strong enough to handle even the most stubborn of leash pullers and I’d be more than happy to help them learn. If you have a high energy or working breed dog I wouldn’t mind going for a jog with them. Or if your dog likes to just play fetch I would be more than happy to play with them till they’re content. Whatever it is that your dog needs I assure you I can help no matter the age or disability I know it takes time to build trust with not only your beloved pet but you and I can promise you that you’ll find me as a reliable and experienced option. I guarantee that your dog (or cat) will be happy to see me with time and you’ll be relieved to know they’re in good hands. I’m excited to get to know you and your pets :) If you have any further questions about my experience or are unsure if I could handle your baby please ask! -- ABOUT MY PETS At the moment I only have two dogs and one cat. My first and oldest dog is Sadie. I don't really know what breed she is, I found her on the streets in 2021. She is the best and one of the most well-behaved dog I have ever had. She is elderly and seems to be getting a little grumpy as she ages. When you first meet her she will either be sleeping or she will bark at you until she is used to you. Her favorite hobbies are eating, sleeping on the couch, sleeping with you, or sleeping in the car during a ride. She also loves to walk however since she has bad knees and hips she can't go very far (she will but she shouldn't). My second and youngest dog is Juno, she is a German Shepherd and a year old. She is incredibly sweet, and the vets call her a "leaning shepherd" since she loveeees to be hugged and kissed. I would like to warn you that Juno is over-socialized. This doesn't mean she is aggressive or anything like that. It's quite the opposite. She gets frustrated when a dog is in close proximity, and she cannot play with them immediately. She will bark loudly, and it may sound aggressive to a lot of people especially because of her breed. I understand this isn't a fun sight. She has never bitten or showed any sign of aggression to anyone or any dog before. I am working on this behavior with her and in the process of finding a good one on one trainer. This being said I have a specific way on how I introduce them to prevent her being over excited or overwhelming you or your pup, which I will explain below in the safety section. Lastly is my cat, she is only a couple months old. Her name is Whiskers she is a tuxedo and is crazy. She minds her own business around other dogs that she doesn't know and prefers to give them space while she does her own thing. She is attached to Juno's hip and can't stand when she can't see her. -- PRICING I understand that sometimes that the price could be high especially for extended stays. I believe everyone deserves to do what they want and not worry about if their beloved pets will be in a safe space. If the price is too high, please mention it and we can discuss and negotiate something a little more affordable. Do not be embarrassed! I've been there before. Please keep in mind that this is a main way I make a living so I cannot sell myself short. But I will accommodate you as much as possible. CHECK OUT MY FACEBOOK PAGE @Jane Marie’s Dog Boarding •• I post a lot of cute videos and it gives you a chance to see how precious clients enjoyed their stay as well as an idea of the environment they would be in prior to booking! -- SCHEDULE My job is only 8 minutes away from my house and I work typically Monday-Friday from the 3:30-9PM depending on customers). It is much slower during the holidays due to slow season. I usually have a lot of days off so I will most likely be home to give your babies all my attention and care. My husband is an Air Traffic Controller for the Army, so he has a decent lunch period in which he always comes home and takes care of the animals. If the weather is poor, he gets to stay home for the day. He is also a big dog person and will help watch over and care for your fur babies. My dogs schedule is pretty easy. They start their day in the morning and immediately go outside to go potty. They come inside and eat breakfast (cat too) then lounge for a bit until one of them asks to go outside. At some point in the day, I take Juno outside to play and then train/walk her for about 30 minutes. I will NEVER EVER leave my dogs out with your dogs unsupervised; my dogs are kennel trained and will be put in their kennel whenever we leave. My cat also has her own room that I put her in when we are gone. Don’t worry though! When I’m at work my husband will stop by and help take care of the dogs during his two-hour lunch. So that being said the dogs generally are not left alone for more than 2 hours. During feeding I separate my dogs from yours just so the dogs don't feel pressure. My dogs are not food aggressive/territorial at all, but I do that as a precaution. I keep my house very clean and have already doggy proofed my house. My backyard is large, full fenced. I will NEVER put your dogs in the kennel, only mine. My house is animal proof, all foods, chemicals, and wires are put away for the safety of both our animals. The only time they will be put up is when I am babysitting for multiple clients. If this is the case they will be briefly put in their kennels for dinner time and take turns eating outside until everyone is done to be safe. The only other times would be when we both are at work and sleeping during bedtime. I much prefer to do meet and greets but if that is for some reason not possible, I can introduce them on my own with my husband. -- HOW I INTRODUCE THEM First off, if you have more than one dog, I would like to introduce them one at a time. I will do the same with mine. I do NOT like to introduce them face to face on a leash. It is dangerous for both our dogs. There are two methods, the easiest is let them sniff each other through a chain link fence for a while then after about 10-15 minutes if they seem relaxed/calm we can let them interact. The second method is to have one dog walk in front of mine at a distance and slowly over time close the gap till they can walk side by side without reacting. This should take about 20 minutes to properly do. I just like to be safe and careful. I'd rather prevent any situation that could put both our babies at risk. Secondly if your dog is okay with cats, I will have them meet Whiskers. I could put the cat in the kennel and let them sniff each other or let your dog sniff my cat's butt or let them sniff each other through under a door. DO NOT put your dog's face in my cats! Please! Even if they are sweet to cats. I have had people do this even when my cat is hissing, and I have had to pick her up because it scares her. Please do not do this I don't want my cat to feel like she has to defend herself and if she does, make your dog feel like they have to defend themselves from her. Whiskers will give your dog all the space it could need and slowly warms up to them in her own time.


3. Corinne S.
“Corinne is one of the most dependable pet loving person I know. She gives her heart and love to every fur baby she comes in contact with. Most trustworthy person I know. Diana K.”


4. Carolyn B.

“I am so grateful for Carolyn! She answered me so fast with a last minute booking and was here in less than 20 minutes! She was so accommodating and sweet! I would highly recommend!”


5. Mie P.


“Excellent! Was able to come over and meet my shy puppy the day before his walks to help calm his nerves and make him feel more relaxed around her! He loved his walks with her too!! Will use again!!”


6. Rachel M.
“Rachel absolutely LOVES dogs and it easily shows in her interaction with them. They seem to take to her like a long lost friend. Very experienced even with disabled and traumatized dogs. She let's them know they are safe and can totally trust her. She's cared for my dogs many times and is always my first choice!”


7. Rachael J.

“Rachael did an awesome job with Bailey.”




8. Marrisa S.
“Marrisa has always taken fantastic care of my babies! She grooms them for me when I drop off for overnight sitting! She is a very honest and down to earth dog lover, some say dog whisper.”


9. Maddison B.
“I highly recommend Maddison for taking care of you pets. She very dependable, loves pets and has taken care of pets from a very early age. Not only has she taken care of them in her home, on the farm, as well as in a vet clinic. She has acquired a lot of knowledge about taking care of pets from her mother who is a veterinarian. I can assure you, Maddison will take very good care of your pets.”


10. Maura L.
“Watched my 2 cats when I had to go visit family. Did a very good job and communicated very well with me while I was gone. Highly recommend!”


11. Sasha R.
“She’s is very loving, caring and patient she took care of dogs for so many years and she also volunteered to foster which is great because so many dogs get killed HIGHLY RECOMMEND”


12. Jaiden F.
“I highly recommend using Jaiden as a pet sitter! My 3 dogs received the care and attention they needed, and my house was very well kept! I never worried a minute while I was out of town because she had everything under control. It was such a comfort knowing that my fur babies didn’t have to go stay somewhere else, but could stay in their own routine at home. Don’t even worry about stressing or planning for a trip to the kennel, just let Jaiden come over and take care of your little family at home. AND, she will update you as often as you’d like regarding your pets and their behavior. I will definitely be using her again!!!”


13. Alexis B.
About: Hello my name is Aj! I have been taking care of animals since I could say the word dog! I am also wanting to persue the vet field! I own 7 dogs 3 cat and 2 reptiles. I love all animal and have little to no fear of any! I am trained in administration of medicine and have experience with all type of dogs including siezure dogs! I use to work at the dog daycare furkids club! I mostly available Wednesday and Thursdays but if given enough time (2 weeks) I can make do and work with you! I can also work around my schedule if need be When I come to a Clients home I will treat their babies just as if they were my own. They will get the same treatment my dogs would good!


14. Susan B.
“Susan B. has cared for my 81/2 yr. old black lab, Abby, many times! Abby loves her because she talks, plays, and walks with her…always thinking of her “safety”! I am always happy to leave Abby in Susan’s care!”


15. Miyeko M.
“Miyeko is a caring pet sitter. It is clear she truly loves animals and makes a connection with each one. I am happy to highly recommend her as a trustworthy, caring, compassionate pet sitter.”


16. Sreemathy M.
About: Your pets will be safe and comfortable while you are away whether it’s just for the day or for weeks at a time. If your pet likes lots of attention that’s what your pet will get. If your pet prefers a little space we respect that too. I am at home full time and I have two awesome helpers to help walk your pet often and play with your pet if he/she desires. As a pet owner for the last 10 years I know each dog has a unique personality and has their own preferences and desires. From tiny to large all dogs are welcome and loved in our home. We love dogs and would be honored to love, cuddle, and play with your furry family member while you are away. I'm at home mom, so I'll have plenty of time to play with your pups! I'm available for boarding, doggy day care and dog walking. I have a fenced yard and two friendly dogs to keep your fur baby company. I am very diligent about following any routine you may have for your pet. I am also happy to give you updates and send pictures while you're away.


17. Courtney D.
“Courtney used to dog/cat sit for my family when we went out of town for a couple years. She was always reliable, trustworthy and took good care of our animals. I’d recommend her to anyone in need of a a good sitter!”


18. Sabrina M.
“Sabrina has watched my cats on several occasions, and has always done an incredible job. She always ensures they are well cared for, fed, and have clean litter boxes, but she also takes the time to show them love and affection. With other pet sitters my cats have been indifferent, but they actually greet Sabrina enthusiastically when she comes. I (and all five of my cats) adore and trust Sabrina!”


19. Jennifer D.
“Jenni is incredibly dedicated and committed, and she adores animals. I would trust her with my life and I do trust her with my pets!”


20. Natalie S.
“Natalie picked up and looked after my 4 year old Australian Shepherd, Milo, multiple times a week while I was stuck at work. She always helped out when I needed it and she is great with animals! Milo misses you Natalie!”
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Dog walkers on Rover are free to set their rates. The median cost to hire a dog walker in Enterprise on Rover as of Jul 2024 was about $15 per walk, after factoring in Rover’s service fees. A dog walker’s rate may also change as you customize your booking to fit your and your dog’s needs.
As of Jul 2024, there are 96 dog walkers in Enterprise. You can filter, sort, expand your radius, read reviews, and compare pricing to find the perfect dog walker near you. As a reminder, dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check for you and your dog’s safety.
Rover makes it easy to reach out to multiple dog walkers about your booking. Typically, 76% of Enterprise dog walkers respond in under an hour.
Experience can vary widely from dog walker to dog walker, but you can view reviews, years of experience, and number of repeat clients when comparing dog walkers available in Enterprise.
You can’t always predict a super busy day at work, but you can anticipate your dog’s needs. Instead of rushing home at lunch, book a dog walker to give your dog a 30- or 60-minute dog walk. Your dog walker can stop by as many times as you need—on whatever days you need them. With the Rover app, get a comprehensive Rover Card from your dog walker that includes:
- Start and stop times
- A map of their walk with total distance
- Pee, poo, food, and water breaks
- Cute photos and a personalized note
There are 96 dog walkers in Enterprise on Rover, so you’re sure to find the perfect match for your dog! We understand that each dog is unique and may require specific instructions. You can filter, sort, expand your radius, read reviews, and compare pricing to find the perfect dog walker near you. As a reminder, dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check for you and your dog’s safety.
Yes! Dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check before offering their services. You can also easily keep in touch with your dog walker through messages on Rover for delightful photo updates. The Rover team is available 24/7, and your dog walker has access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals. In the rare event of any issues during a booking, rest easy knowing your dog is covered by the Rover Guarantee reimbursement program for eligible veterinary care.
Note: If your dog walker requested to cancel this booking, then they need to cancel from their account. Please contact them via Rover Messages.
We get it—sometimes plans change and you may need to cancel your dog walking service. You can cancel an upcoming booking directly from the Rover app or your computer, in accordance with your dog walker’s cancellation policy.
