Mark S.
Capitol Hill, Denver, CO
Services
Mark can host
Availability
I work from home, so your dog will have a day consistently filled with ear scratches, belly rubs, fetched balls, and bathroom breaks. If they're staying the night, they are welcome to curl up with me and my book and drift off to sleep by my side. And to help with this, I can get them good and tired beforehand with a long walk, some playtime, or both.
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About Mark S.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I ultimately try to re-create the schedule and house rules your pup already knows to make staying in a new place as comfortable and safe for them as possible. I live in a very pet-friendly apartment building with two fenced-in courtyards and a dog park half a block away. There's an elevator, so dogs with mobility problems don't have to worry about stairs. I currently don't have a dog of my own, but I usually have other dogs staying with me, so your pup should have plenty of new friends to play with. If all that sounds good, let's set up a time to meet you and your pup, preferrably at my place so you can check out the accommodations. Looking forward to meeting your pooch (and you).
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Information Mark S. would like to know about your pet
I have an extensive list of questions concerning care needs, personality, and behaviors that I will go through with you during our meet & greet.
A typical day
I'll usually let your dog out 4 times a day with 1 or 2 of those being walks, depending on your dog's energy level. But this is easily adjustable for those, like puppies, who need to be let out more often.
Location
Denver, CO
Mark S. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Safe Mutts with Wagging Butts
Pet care experience
A 220-lb. St. Bernard helped me learn to walk. I guess he was training me so I could take him for walks later. Since then, I've raised numerous dogs from literally the day they were born, so I'm experienced with puppies, adults of any size, seniors, and a variety of special needs. I started caring for others' dogs over a decade ago as my living situation permitted. And since joining Rover in February 2023, I've provided a safe, fun place for dogs of all types and temperaments.
Reviews
Mark was great with our pup Poppie! Being new to the family Poppie still has some training/behaviors she is working on and Mark was incredibly patient with her and kept us informed on how she was doing throughout her stay. Would highly recommend Mark
My dog loves staying over at Mark’s!
Mark S. cancelled a booking 2 days before it was scheduled to begin.
Another lovely doggie day care stay for my Labradoodle. Thanks Mark!
About Mark S.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
I ultimately try to re-create the schedule and house rules your pup already knows to make staying in a new place as comfortable and safe for them as possible. I live in a very pet-friendly apartment building with two fenced-in courtyards and a dog park half a block away. There's an elevator, so dogs with mobility problems don't have to worry about stairs. I currently don't have a dog of my own, but I usually have other dogs staying with me, so your pup should have plenty of new friends to play with. If all that sounds good, let's set up a time to meet you and your pup, preferrably at my place so you can check out the accommodations. Looking forward to meeting your pooch (and you).
Home
Information Mark S. would like to know about your pet
I have an extensive list of questions concerning care needs, personality, and behaviors that I will go through with you during our meet & greet.
A typical day
I'll usually let your dog out 4 times a day with 1 or 2 of those being walks, depending on your dog's energy level. But this is easily adjustable for those, like puppies, who need to be let out more often.
Mark S.
Capitol Hill, Denver, CO