by admin | Nov 19, 2020 | Dog Walking
For dogs, smelling and seeing an environment outside their own is like us connecting electronically or even (gasp) in person. The canines receive much more information than we do through their sense of smell, and that stimulates their brains. Just like we would get...
by admin | Dec 19, 2019 | Petsitting
After you check out your potential Asheville pet sitter, and ensure they’re insured (and bonded), start making a list of any weird stuff about your pets and home. Because lots of people forget about their pets’ peculiarities and home’s eccentricities. (And...
by admin | Dec 15, 2019 | Petsitting
What kind of crazy person doesn’t research an Asheville pet sitter who’s going to be living in their home, supposedly caring for their pets?? A crazy busy person! Just because pet sitters are EVERYWHERE nowadays, don’t assume we’re all alike. I...
by admin | Dec 5, 2019 | Dog Walking
I started walking dogs at 6 years old. I mean I was 6, not the dogs. Although starting out with elder dogs probably would have been easier … Our first family dog, Brindle, was a spastic cairn terrier puppy who, among other delightful amusements, liked to hide...
by admin | Dec 5, 2019 | House Sitting
Should You Hire a House Sitter? You should definitely hire a house sitter if you’re leaving for more than three days in a row. A vacant home becomes obvious pretty quickly. Newspaper delivery people, letter carriers, delivery workers, gardeners, neighbors and...
by admin | Oct 15, 2019 | Petsitting
They say do what you love, and it won’t be work. They say lots of stuff. But when I really thought about it, the only thing I could claim to truly love was watching great TV. So when I pondered career choices in my 20s, I didn’t consider being a...
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