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Hmm, I wouldn't let him watch my Huskies. He said he went for one walk a day that was about 20 minutes....... He said Huskies.... Huskies need wat more attention and walkies than that.
Interesting! I was hoping it would be more walk focused but you mentioned overnights and long term stays more, so is that what makes up the majprity of the app?
Love it! I’ve been doing the same thing this year. So far I’ve done 10 skis this summer and have learned so much about the skis and mechanics. It’s an awesome hobby that also pays for college. Good luck!
At my school training was a complete joke lol. I didn’t get rehired so as soon as I heard that i stepped down. I love how the RD’s preach student first when in reality you are not. You are a RA first, everything else be isn’t important in their eyes.
We've had two Rover experiences, both were unsatisfactory. The first sitter agreed to stay, visited us, arrived at 6:30am, and after we left for a memorial service in LA, 400 miles away, got a text that she wasn't coming back after saying, "I'm going to get some food for the weekend." The second pet sitting three months later, and she left several days into a 4 day pet sitting, saying, "I'm not feeling well." We discovered she never stayed overnight as agreed, and wasn't there much for the dogs. She apparently was doing 2-3 sits, rather than just our agreed sit. Fortunately, we had a tenant who provided some assistance until we returned. Conclusions are: Hire a sitter who is more mature in age where values of integrity, honesty and commitment are more often to be counted upon. Second, install some nanny cams to see when the sitter is coming and going, how they are or are not treating the pets. Remember, you're trusting a total stranger to be in your home unsupervised. Will they keep agreements, do their job as agreed? You don't know and can't hold them accountable without verification. Protect yourself.
Thank you so much for your great video! I'm only 17 and am going to University of AZ as a Texan. BEc of that, I'll have to pay a lot more in tuition. I'm considering to be an RA as it significantly reduces my costs, but I'm not sure bec I really don't want to sacrifice my social opportunities. IDK, what do you think? Thank you once again and I hope you have a wonderful day!
I signed up beginning of May and passed my background check on May 5th. 3 days later I got my first booking and almost everyday after I got lots of booking request. I’ve watched 6 pets now and more coming in 2 days. I only do boarding though so I can house more pets. Such an easy job making money and still being able to do other stuff I want during the day. Heck I can even sneak a nap.
I wanted to ask you for your advice because i've been struggling to get my first client and I don't know what to do. I updated my profile I set up adds and I've put the lowest prices available and I can't get any clients. Do you have any advice for me to help out?
I must say your video is slow but informative. Make a detailed video or video playlist on the topic ' making art & art print, selling them '. And you are a beautiful blonde.
What kind of artwork do you do Or sell? I have an interest in photography, can i do the same in regard to photography. If yes, then what dos and don'ts i have to keep in consideration.
It really depends on the clients you decide to accept. I was a successful pet sitter on rover for about 4 years and then took on a client i saw a few possible red flags about-- like when they scheduled a meet and greet about 2 months in advanced and got angry when I'd just gotten back into town from a friend's memorial (he died at age 35) and had to meet them 30 minutes later than the agreed upon time. They failed to mention that their house even had a second floor and after telling me "go ahead, snoop around" went OFF on me for going up the stairs to see what was up there. To give them the perfect reason to go for the jugular, i unfortunately had been prescribed an antihistamine by my doctor, which made me unable to wake up and contact at the time they wanted. They got me banned from an app that had been nothing but good experiences up to that point, all while claiminh to be a "life coach". While in their personal life, an awful, petty person. Because i didnt wake up, they called everyone on my Google contacts including a cousin with liver cancer. Also if they wanted a housecleaner along with a petsitter, THEY "should've asked."
How many students do tutors usually teach a week? (Because it can be hard to find students in the first place even if the tutors have lots of time available). Sorry what I mean is how many students do tutors normally obtain?
I'm wanting to quit my full time job to open a small boarding facility on my property. I'm thinking about starting on Rover just to get my name out there and gain trust in the community. My building, once completed, will comfortably house 5 dogs. I also have a dedicated outdoor/indoor play area. My hope is this app can really help jumpstart my dog boarding business.
I love a good hustler! you do you :) just dropping by again and wanted to say thank you for making this video! I made an updated earnings video for dog walking and sitting and just wanted to thank you for inspiring ideas! i ADORE rover. i think its so amazing Rover created a wonderful platform for people to have their own business and thats where I am now with my husband! We have a LLC now but we still use Rover as a platform. the only thingg is that I want to be able to scale it because we only have so much space! we capped at 230k last year but with just 2 people and we don't know how to move forward. Maybe i need to get a commerical building and create a doggy haven that way! or start another side hustle =O but ANYWAYS... I make videos on my earnings too so if aynone is interested, pls check it out! and if anyone sees this comment too and if you dont have time, pls subscribe, mute the video, put it on 2x speed or something and give it a like haha thank you!!!!! it helps more than you know!!! always loooking for ways to support other dog owners/lovers and businesses :')
Almost all of my bookings are for pet sitting at my house rather than theirs. I've made $15k through rover this year already. It is work when you have a house full of dogs.
I wanted to ask you for your advice because i've been struggling to get my first client and I don't know what to do. I updated my profile I set up adds and I've put the lowest prices available and I can't get any clients. Do you have any advice for me to help out?
I can't take somebody serious about a topic when the video is sponsored by the company and the youtuber doesn't mention one single thing they didn't like about it.
I Work From Home and have doing Rover for over a month. I net a little over $1k/month and am booked till mid December and have repeat clients. I’ve also had to decline jobs. Definitely a need for more pet sitters in Las Vegas.
