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Dog walker question
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personally, unless i was medically incapable, i wouldnt have anyone walk my dog.
I have heard too many stories of dogs going missing when out with dog walkers....
Also reading the above, i wouldnt let any randoms near my house....
Right - so I assume you do not work or have someone who does not work and can take the dog out ?
I have a dog walker, a very good one, she would NEVER give anyone my keys/ask anyone to walk my dog full stop. No worries here.
OP - your dog walker is very irresponsible. Have a word with him/her.
Maybe unlikely but imagine - strange person opens the door, dog bites. What then?0 -
rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »Seriously ..... I would be absolutely LIVID if some random person came to take my dog out - that I know nothing about and has maybe never met the dog before .... not to mention a total stranger having keys to my house that I've never met
My dog walker would no longer be my dog walker if he did that even once!
I have to say I completely agree!! You are being FAR from unreasonable in expecting advance notice (or indeed last minute notice if due to illness) and I second the other comments about validation of how your dog walker selects his replacement....
I would also recommend ( if you don't already) a signeded contract or agreement, that your dog walker takes full responsibility for the actions of his replacement (I.e full responsibility for care of the dog/s and any damage/ loss in reference to your property)April 14 Deposit Target: [STRIKE]£31,660[/STRIKE] £35038/67,620 -[STRIKE] 46.82%[/STRIKE] 51.81% (£15582 to save + £17k from car sale)
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