Dog sitting at your home

A dog sitting visit follows the routine your dog already knows, in your own home. Visits are planned around feeding, fresh water, a walk or yard time, play and quiet company, plus the small home tasks you agree at the meet and quote, like bringing in mail. The aim is simple: your dog's day feels normal while you are away.

That depends on your dog's age, health and bathroom routine. Puppies and older dogs usually need more frequent visits, while a settled adult dog may be fine with fewer. At the complimentary meet and quote, Juliann helps you map visits around feeding times, walks and bedtime, and many owners pair daytime visits with an overnight stay for full cover.

Bring the full routine to the complimentary meet and quote, including feeding instructions, medication timing and any quirks your dog has. Care is planned around written instructions you leave, and anything unusual or medical should be talked through with Juliann in advance so she can tell you honestly whether she can take it on. Clear notes at home keep every visit consistent.

Dog sitting visits are daytime calls at your home for feeding, walks, play and company, and your dog spends the night alone between the last evening visit and the first morning one. An in home overnight stay means Juliann stays at your home through the night, so your dog keeps its bedtime routine and has company until morning. Many trips use both.