Rover.com – Dog Boarding & Sitting

We have had several excellent dog boarding experiences with
. The selection of places to stay usually makes it easy for us to find a good fit for our frenchie, even without much notice.

I’ve been on both sides of this business — the dog sitter and the owner looking for a sitter.
The app is good for communicating with a dog owner. I usually do a meet and greet before committing.
Benefits: make a few extra bucks and get a check in the mail or PayPal. The dog sitter can pick their price. I use the money I make towards boarding my dog, buying dog toys, or charities of my choice.
This is great service for dog lovers. It’s not easy sitting for a new dog and they are usually anxious the first hour but a well exercised dog will do well.
This non kennel option is usually more affordable plus your dog will get a home setting.
Cons:
takes 15% fee which goes towards their insurance and some other items.