This is a compensated sponsored post from Rover and the Mom It Forward Blogger Network. As always, all opinions are 100% mine.
I remember as a young college student taking on dog sitting jobs quite regularly. I was a full time college student and working a mostly full time job and didn’t think I had time to add much else into my schedule but dog sitting was a really great way for me to earn extra income and had a lot of flexibility. I could do it as little or as much as I wanted to and fit it in around my other commitments. Back then I relied on friends, coworkers, and family to refer me to others who needed a dog sitter. Things are different today when it comes to becoming a pet sitter and getting the word out.
Become a Dog Sitter with Rover
Thanks to Rover, pet owners can find professional sitters who’ll care for their pet at home while they are away.
If you love animals, Rover makes it easy to earn money doing something that is fun. Whether you want to be a full time dog sitter or just sit when you have free time, Rover can connect you with pet owners who need your services.
When you sign up to be a sitter with Rover, you become an independent contractor and make your own schedule where you can offer full-time dog care, daycare, or even overnight hosting. You set your own rates and schedule. On average, sitters registered with Rover earn between $1000-$3300 a month. That can be a nice side income stream!
Rover makes it easy. You simply create a profile and set your prices for the services you are offering. You even choose which dogs you want to care for and where. Rover gives you so many tools to help make your business successful. Your Rover calendar helps manage your availability and they’re continually advertising to help you get more clients and every stay booked through Rover includes premium insurance that covers emergency vet bills, property damage, liability, and more. Rover’s 24/7 emergency support team is always ready to help and the Rover website provides resources ranging from “How to be a Great Sitter” training videos to detailed instructions for promoting your business online. They also handle client billing and make payments electronically to ensure you get paid quickly.
If you have been looking for an extra way to add some income and you love animals, get more information about becoming a pet sitter with Rover today and have extra money for the holidays!
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Pam says
October 1, 2015 at 8:43 amMy niece does a lot of dogsitting for people she knows. I will have to tell her about Rover.
Amber Edwards says
October 1, 2015 at 9:40 amWhat a great resource for those looking for a dog sitter, and those wanting to become a dog sitter! I love that it advertises for you so you can get more clients!
Melissa Pezza says
October 1, 2015 at 10:29 amI think it would be so much fun to be a dog sitter! I love dogs, but my son is super allergic to them.
Dede says
October 1, 2015 at 7:11 pmWhen we go out of town, it’s so stressful to think about who will care for our dog. She’s a part of the family, and it doesn’t feel right to leave her at a kennel. A dogsitter through Rover would be a huge blessing. I hadn’t ever considered becoming a dogsitter before, though!
valmg @ Mom Knows It All says
October 2, 2015 at 3:55 amThis might work well for students who want to work but can’t get a traditional job due to school. Your dogs are very handsome.