Idali B.
Idali B.
Prices include all fees.
Highlights
Pet care experience
Your furry baby will be loved 🩵
Hello everyone! 👋😊 New fees until the end of September. I started a new job July 20th. My new schedule is either 9-5pm or 11-7pm. I have Sundays and Tuesdays off always. I lowered my base fee to reflect this new availability. I can and will provide mid day relief but I cannot book dogs that aren't crate trained, overly anxious or will need constant attention or breaks. If you are new to Rover I can provide an additional $40 discount. Please ask me any questions. We will have a fun discussion about your dog's needs and see if I am a good match. I prefer bookings that are 2+ nights or more so your dog is calm and relaxed by the second night and both Nico and me get to know your pup better. I consider one night stays anything that's not more than 12hrs. If you would still prefer this, one night stays will be adjusted to +$15 of whatever my rate is at the time. Example, if my nightly rate is $30 + $15 (one night book fee) = $45 is your total plus whatever fees Rover adds on your side. I love meetups. They help us figure out if we will be a good match. If you absolutely cannot meet with me prior to the booking because you have a specific situation, there will be a $20 fee added to the booking. No meetup means that the situp can be way more riskier (hence the extra fee) so it's highly recommended we meet up to make sure we are a match. If your dog ends up being aggressive or a bad match overall because you failed to mention something during our vetting interview that makes him a risk to me and Nico, he will need to be removed. Nico does well with every dog except overly dominant, in your face dogs, aggressive and super anxious dogs or dogs that try to hump him or only want to play 24/7 and can't chill. He does well with both males and females. Very careful and caring with small dogs. I don't take care of cats and not taking in Huskies anymore. FYI- If you already booked with me before, give me a referral and your friend will also receive and additional $20 off on their first stay! (they must mention you so I can provide this discount manually).- - Bio: I've taken care of a variety of animals and pets since I was a child. I've had pet rabbits, roosters, hens, cockatiels, dogs and cats. I am the proud mamma of my 6yr old Nico, he's a Border Collie Mix with a lot of love to give and lots of energy. I fostered him during the Covid emergency (shelters were full of furry babies that people were leaving) and he stole my heart quickly, I couldn't give him back. He's been my therapy since then. I want to be able to take care of people's pets like my own and I understand that trusting someone with your dogs care can be nerve wracking so I am here to calm your nerves and offer a solution if you need to leave your doggo for a bit. I use Rover's services myself and I've become a believer. I want to give you the same peace of mind that you would feel when you leave your baby with a family or friend. Your baby will be in good company. -
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Communicated consistently and kept active care of my pup. I believe she gave my dog a very nice environment and allowed him to feel comfortable. Went above and beyond for us and even drove out to us to drop off things left at her place. You should trust her with your babies. They will be safe and taken care of.

Idali is my absolute go-to sitter! She’s the best and always takes such amazing care of my pup. Highly recommend!

Idali helped me in a pinch! My flight was delayed and she took care of my dog an extra night. Jamie loves staying at her place and is comfortable with her dog. I am glad to have found her on Rover. Thanks Idali again!

I’m glad to have found Idali on Rover! My German shepherd was well taken care of. Idali sends updates consistently and I trust my dog in her care. Before the booking, we met for a trial meet-and-greet and I was able to see where my dog would stay. Just reserved another weekend! Thank you so much, we both appreciate you.

Very prompt with communication and keeping you updated with how your pet is doing. Highly recommend!

I felt completely at ease leaving my dog with Idali! He was so cared for, he had so much fun with Idali’s dog! Idali sent constant updates with pictures and letting me know how he was doing! Definitely highly recommended!

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Schedule
Feeding and leisure time in the morning: As soon as I wake up around 7am I will immediately let your dog out and feed him/her. Every dog is fed separately. Play time: They will spend 1hr to 30 mins outside in the backyard doing their thing (poop, peeing, chilling). While I prepare breakfast and get ready for work. Before I head to work: Dogs will be called in and either be kenneled or left to roam different parts of the house (this will be discussed during our meetup). Lunch time: Around 12 or 1pm, I will come back and let them out for relief and snack time. When I come back at the end of my shift: They will be fed again and left to roam the house all night. Dogs will be invited to my bedroom where they can sleep on the floor. And, we do this all over again on days where I work. On days off: Dogs will be unkenneled all day unless I need to run an errand or leave momentarily. I will always try to do a fun activity with your dog on my day off (prefer to hang out if possible) but otherwise your dog will be out and about and all day with me. FYI: It is very common for pets to be quite anxious in their first day staying at a new place so I will monitor behavior closely and check each pet for level of anxiety and protectiveness and/or aggressive behavior. I love keeping pet parents in the loop of what is going on with their pets and their behavior and I will send photos and videos almost every day if possible. I cannot keep extremely anxious dogs (that constantly cry or bark incessantly for example), destructive or aggressive dogs that can get into fights or harm others or myself. The goal is to have a cohesive well behave pack that gets along well and I don't have to constantly worry or micromanage. Depending on the situation, I might give a grace period of 48hrs. If behavior doesn't change in 48hrs the parent will be notified they need a new sitter and Rover will of course be notified.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
All dogs I receive MUST be CRATE trained. I will initially kennel your pet (only when I am not home, ie. or have to run an errand) to keep them safe and observe behavior via a 24/7 stream/video camera. I like to make sure your baby is hydrated, properly fed and comfortable during their stay. Just let me know your expectations for care or schedule and and we can figure it out! If we ara good fit I will let you know, and if we aren't no harm. We can do a meet up as well! Whatever makes you comfortable. I like doing those at home. I prefer to accommodate two pets at a time max but sometimes I will open my availability to get one more (specially if we do a meet up with plenty of time and or it's one of my regulars). If you are one of my regulars and you see my calendar is blocked, ask me and I might still be able to take your dog in as I already know their behavior. Really depends on the dogs I am sitting. Dogs personalities are like humans, some dogs won't get along and that's normal. Lately, I've been doing a lot of meetups to avoid difficult/aggressive dogs. I had two dogs attack Nico and I don't want that happening ever again. 😔 I have found it's best so I can dedicate time appropriately, I also split dogs for meals. When I am not home, all the dogs (including mine) will stay inside the house away from the elements and safe in my big basement. The basement is separated from the rest of the home with a baby gate. I have two kennels down there, a huge XL kennel for bigger dogs and a medium kennel. Since I have Nico and at times will take care of two dogs and only have two kennels, I will switch who stays in the kennel, depending on prior behavior. That means each dog gets to have a day out the crate while I am out the home to roam only the basement (they can roam the whole house when I am there of course). I do allow this UNLESS they have shown me they are destructive, or too anxious to be left alone to roam. Very anxious and bored dogs tend to be destructive when left alone, again I will monitor and see how much I can trust each dog to behave. I will also observe to see if your pet is prone to accidents when outside the kennel. I don't mind those much, it happens, but if they are sick I will let you know and if they have diarrhea they might need to be removed or we could figure out if they can take medication. I will communicate everything with you. If there's no issues with behavior (or pets getting along) I will invite pets into my bedroom to sleep (I don't take care of cats in my home) so only dogs. Some dogs bite the first night, some take longer to warm up and come into my room, I don't force anything or any interaction. I let your dog be and feel comfortable in my space. I've had a lot of success making pets feel immediately comfortable with me and it creates a special bond during the stay. I want to spend as much time with your pet as I can. They will sleep in my bedroom floor (not on the bed). They might get invited to be in my basement sofa as well (only sofa I allow pets to sleep on, by invitation only). This makes them feel closer to me and makes for a serene night at home where we can cuddle. I will ask you a couple questions to get to know your dog before we book, and to me it's very important that they aren't obsessed with being in my furniture. If you bring their mat (please bring a clean mat) I can bring it in the bedroom. I can also pick or drop your furry baby for a extra fee. I can also stay at your place if you have a guest room, your place is clean and I can bring Nico over (I will bring a kennel for Nico to sleep in and we can figure out the space where I will stay etc). This will be extra as I have to travel to you and get out of the comfort of my home and spend on gas etc. If you can provide with access to use your kitchen, I will bring my own food. For house sitting I can only stay during weekends due to work logistics at the moment. If you have a vacuum I will make sure to clean any dog hair from my pet and your pets as well but I won't do any extra chores besides diligently taking care of your pets. (House sitting isn't an option at the moment though but I can be open to it if all of the above is met, this service will be more expensive since I can't take in any other dogs during those days, just talk to me). My yard is fenced in. There's a big 6 feet tall fence that separates me and the neighbors behind me. I have two other wire fences about 4 feet tall that overlook the street. If your dog is is the type of dog that will attempt to jump a 4 feet fence then let me know before hand because I will need to let him/her out to potty with a leash on.
Pets
A typical day
I have a park in front of my house where I can take well behaved dogs (good on leash) and if this isn't possible due to behavioral issues, they will still get plenty of excercise in my big backyard. Nico loves to play and if your dog is the type to wrestle he will love it. I will play fetch with with them. Very well behaved dogs will go to dog parks with me like Bear Creek or Red Rocks open space. I will also ask you if I can take your dog to dog friendly breweries, like Pub Dog or Fossil, (fyi these are others I use in the Springs: Lost Friend, South Park, Urban Animal, Story Book, WestFax, Redleg). My backyard is huge and dogs can play there as well. If the stay is long enough that I can plan a longer trip, I can possibly take them with me to Skiptown in Denver.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsDogs over 1 year oldSpayed and neutered dogs onlyNo females in heatCrate-trained dogs onlyIdali can host up to 2 pets per night
- A. Please let me know if he/she is reactive on leash. Do you take them to dog parks or pet friendly breweries (I enjoy that sometimes if your dog is well behaved). What type of activities do you do with your pet? B. If you think your dog has a lot of anxiety or they have been diagnosed with separation anxiety, please bring their meds and let me know the dose I need to give him/her. I will have pillow pockets for them but if you have a specific way to provide the medication I will follow any instructions you provide. I can't do injections as I am not trained but can do oral medication. C. Are they good with other dogs? D. Do they get into furniture? E. Are they destructive? F. Are they aggressive or have been aggressive before? H. Do they resource guard (people and stuff)? G. Any other bad habits I should be aware of? (ie. Do they get into food, are they the type that will jump 6 foot fence) H. What are their sleeping arrangements with you?
Prices include all fees.
