4.6

Simply amazing. Very caring and just overall great.

Paris is phenomenal. We had never left our animals with anyone except family so we were a little bit apprehensive at first but those fears dissolved shortly after she came over to meet us and our animals. She is professional, courteous, and clearly knows what she’s doing. She gladly stayed at our home to be with the animals for most of the time we were gone, and everything in our house was well taken care of. She even vacuumed! We’re pretty particular about our home and pets and the people we invite to be around them. Paris gets my highest recommendation. Use her for all your pet or house sitting needs—you won’t be disappointed.

Paris was great to communicate with and flexible with pickup and drop off times. She kept us updated while we were away and when we picked our dog up I could tell she had been well-loved!

Paris was great at taking care of Nala while we were out of town. She was absolutely tired afterwards and seemed like she had a blast!

I would not recommend Paris to board your dog. We booked with her to watch our pooch for 5 days over Thanksgiving. I shared with her that my dog was nervous around other dogs and she assured me that she doesn't board more than 2 dogs at a time; not including her 85 lb doberman. When we dropped our dog off, she already had 2 dogs in her apartment that were bigger than her own large dog. When we picked up our dog, there were 5 dogs in her apt at one time, plus a cat. Her apartment could not be bigger than 400 sq feet. My 24 lb dog was injured and wouldn't put any weight on his front leg. Paris did not call the Rover medical hotline to seek any advice. She doesn't know what happened and said he just started doing that; so that tells me he likely got trampled on in her apartment by these very large breeds in this very small space. It's also worth mentioning that my dog also had dried up feces along his back legs upon pickup. She didn't notice it nor did she clean it up. When my dog returned home, he went straight to his bed and slept nonstop. He wasn't excited to be home, he didn't get excited to see the rest of our family; he's very much not himself because he wasn't able to rest and he's in pain. I called Rover and shared with them what happened and asked for medical advice. When I shared my disappointment with Paris, she said her roommate also has a dog and is also a Rover sitter. So apparently when Paris boards a dog, Paris will only board 2 at a time, plus her own dog, but she doesn't take her roommates dogs into account. This does not sit well with me. It's highly irresponsible to board so many dogs in such a small space. I also had to ask for pictures, she didn't send any on her own. She sent no videos. This tells me my dog was likely hurt earlier in his stay, not on the last day as she shared. My advice: if you board with her, be sure to check out her space before you board your pooch and get an honest answer about how many dogs will be in the apartment at one time.

Good communication and went above and beyond sitting my boy Enzo. Happy that Enzo has a Dobie friend now!