Dogs are often described as man’s best friend, and for a good reason. They offer unwavering loyalty, affection, and joy. When someone entrusts you with the care of their beloved pet, it’s not only an honour but also a responsibility. If you’re new to handling dogs or are looking for tips to enhance your dog-sitting game, you’ve come to the right place.
Even if you’re already a dog owner or have had a dog in the past, that’s no guarantee that you’ll be fully prepared for a couple of days of dog-sitting. If you’ve only ever had small dogs like Mini Cavoodles, then you may have trouble with more athletic breeds like Siberian Huskies, and the reverse is also true.
Luckily, we have a comprehensive list of dos and don’ts when dog-sitting so that you can bridge the gap and give your furry houseguest a good time.
