Current Events > Pretty inconsiderate to request booking on Rover with an untrained dog.

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I have a dog and a cat. Both of which are listed on my sitter profile. And Ive gotten three requests from owners with dogs that are:
a) Not housetrained
b)Not good with children
b)Not good with other dogs
c)Not good with cats

Yet these people request booking at my home anyway. Like maybe if they paid double I would consider it, but this is ridiculous.
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All of those things (except maybe a lack of house training) are pretty common. Some sitters have ways to accommodate those stipulations. Don't be upset at the world, improve your service.
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Gobstoppers12 posted...

All of those things (except maybe a lack of house training) are pretty common. Some sitters have ways to accommodate those stipulations. Don't be upset at the world, improve your service.

Lol this is a side job that I do. Im not building an outdoor kennel for something I do maybe once every two weeks. If I bring a dog into my home for care Im not leaving the in the cold. And no, being unfriendly towards cats, dogs, and children and not housebroken isnt exactly common. Maybe two of those traits, but not all four.
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Gobstoppers12 posted...

All of those things (except maybe a lack of house training) are pretty common. Some sitters have ways to accommodate those stipulations. Don't be upset at the world, improve your service.

damn tc do you have a response for this dude calling you out on your obviously shit service

soulunison2 posted...

Gobstoppers12 posted...

All of those things (except maybe a lack of house training) are pretty common. Some sitters have ways to accommodate those stipulations. Don't be upset at the world, improve your service.

damn tc do you have a response for this dude calling you out on your obviously shit service

Did you read the post directly after his...?
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