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Barbara K.
5 years ago
I have a responsible pet sitter come in (a business). I think it's less stressful for the pet to stay at home.
Sharon S.
5 years ago
I use to house my late dog in a kennel. She got fleas so bad, it was months before we got her cleared up. I would not do that again. However, I like the idea of personalized care for my pet. I would definitely use this service if it was available in my area. This is the same concept of having a friend come in and care for your dog or keeping it at their house. I'm all for it.
Shirley B.
5 years ago
I love this idea. Of course, it would depend on the individual dog's personality. Please let us know when it reaches the east coast. If my regular kennel is full, this would be a good alternative.
Michelle R.
5 years ago
My dogs don't work well with other dogs outside their circle. Open play times scare them. Any way, it's probably extremely expensive. I'm happy with the doggy place we go to and so are my dogs.
Beaglemutz
5 years ago
Yes, though neighbors mean well, they may not be the best at follow through or provide good care. They should be checked out too, you never know!
Beaglemutz
5 years ago
As with any daycare or overnight boarding, you should check the situation out thoroughly. I know someone who has dogs stay at her home as she is awesome.
Shirley B.
5 years ago
I'm sorry. This idea is totally unacceptable to me. I do not want strangers having access to my computer and sleeping in my bed.
Beaglemutz
5 years ago
I think I've found my new post-retirement job! I would be interested in their screening techniques as I would be very, very picky about who gets to stay with my pups.
George P.
5 years ago
We always have a friend come and stay at our house. One who knows the dogs well and they listen too. But I could see this service working. The sitters are screened so that is a plus. I am sure they do background checks and stuff.
Might be a good thing for folks who are new in town.
Margene W.
5 years ago
It is good that they go through screening process so that only certain dogs stay with people who understand that breed and can handle them.Better be careful though-you are liable to have some people just dump dogs off on you.
PackLeader1
5 years ago
Neat idea, but I leave my animals at home and have responsible friends care for them and in return I care for their pets when they go away. A win win situation for us and them.Plus its free.
Tap
5 years ago
I definately think this is the way to go. Several years ago my husband and I had moved to a new town. Shortly afterwards, he had to go in the hospital that was too far away for me to travel back and forth to from home. I put her in a kennel that I knew nothing about, only because there wasn't enough time for me to research,. When I picked Bubba up a week later which was a few days earlier than I had told them I would pick her up, I had to wait in the lobby about forty-five minutes before they brought her out to me. I sat waiting wondering what was going on. I was horrified! She had not been brushed the entire week, and she had been shedding. She was glassey eyed. Could barely stand up. She didn't recognize me and had obviously been drugged. They had told me they had no trouble with her and she had been happy! I was too angry at the time to say anything but I went back later and gave them a piece of my mind. I figured if they would lie to me about one thing they would lie to me about anything. So yes, If you can get someone to care for your pet in your home, give them a hug. Everyone will be happier.
Charlotte C.
5 years ago
Could be a good idea but I can easily imagine people having trouble with this service.
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