My wife and I took in Gus, our Italian spinone, 4 years ago and spent practically every day with him, lounging around or playing, outdoors or in, and becoming a family together. Gus even came out on my brother's boat when he booked a fishing trip for his bachelor party (he did not catch any fish himself though). So naturally, we were at a loss as to what to do when finally for our own sanity we decided we NEEDED to go away, the two of us, on a two week trip to Italy. What to do with Gus? Courtney is a friend of my wife's and when she'd overheard our dillemma, immediately offered to take care of Gus for the full two weeks. What a godsend. He had his walks, he had his playtime, and he even made friends with a poodle a third of his size that was also staying with Courtney for a few days. When we returned to the States, sunburned and vacationed out, we expected Gus to come running to us with open arms. He was happy, but it was also clear he didn't want to leave Courtney! He'd made a great new friend. I think its awesome that Courtney is continuing to pursue doggy care through Rover, and I can't recommend her enough! A+!

Courtney and her husband John have watched my dog Cassius several times and we could not be more pleased with their services! They treat our baby so well she never wants to leave! We always feel so safe leaving our dog with them, never a worry! They update us on how our dog is doing and they even send us cute pictures of Cassius playing with their puppy Sean :) Courtney and John go above and beyond! They give our dog multiple walks a day and they even take her to the dog park! My husband and I travel a lot and our first choice is always to leave our dog with Courtney and John! Highly recommended!