VeggieTrex
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I only had client animals at my house like 2 times, and one of those was because I accidentally got locked out of their building in winter. Most of the people who found me had dog aggressive dogs which is why they weren't boarded. Plus I think it's way more stressful on the dog to not be at home.I had a classmate who did Rover and they would bring dogs into their house to pet sit. Their dog was attacked by one of the dogs they watched. WEEKS of ICU care and surgeries. All paid for by Rover.
Personally made me too nervous to use rover if they had dogs of their own which the majority of Rover sitters around me do have their own. I’m fine with coworkers watching my dogs if they have their own dogs because I actually trust them that they know if their dogs would be fine with other dogs 😂
Some Rover people also watch dogs from different families at the same time along with their own dogs and THAT made me way too anxious because it’s a bunch of strange dogs together.
Plus how can you eat the food they insist you help yourself to if you're not staying at their house.