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    Dogs Love Running!

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 7:00 am - 11:30 pm

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    4.7
    (11 reviews)

    Robin is a fantastic person. She is super nice and responsible, I feel that I can trust her 100%…read more She took care of my cat who is not really open to meet new people. But Robin made friends with him and he even let her pet him which is rare. If my cat trusts someone, I trust them too. He has great instincts. Every day Robin would send me a picture of my cat and tell me how he is doing. When we were back from vacation, I found a log that Robin left me with all the details of what was done and how my cat behaved. This was a great experience and I really appreciate the fact that I could just relax and not be worried about my precious little furry friend.

    I have used this pet sitting service for at least 10 years. At first, they were excellent. However,…read morein recent years, the quality of the sitters has gone downhill, and Robin is not available in emergencies and she's hands off in general. Even though she lives one town over from us, I never see her come over and help sitters, when a dog is injured or monitor what the sitters do. There was one sitter who decided to turn on all of our decorative kitchen lights (that were not to code, and we did not leave them on or use them) while we were out of the country --costing us $1500 in changing out the lighting since Robin's response was she could not go over to turn off the lighting but she'd have another sitter do it. I only noticed midway vacation, when I looked through the security camera at night, and thought it looked oddly lit up. Then, another two situations, where we left town, and no one communicated that our two dogs were jumping the 2 foot gate and going upstairs daily and using the upstairs puppy pads, multiple times a day. Instead they kept it to themselves, and one dog started getting lame, with a limp, which incurred $2000 of vet visits, chiropractic, and laser treatments on his back leg after those two trips. When I said to Robin, don't your sitters think they should convey this, or tell you, or confer with each other re why there are all these visits upstairs by the dogs (to a litter box, so there would be proof), which mean a pet is jumping over a 2 foot gate? Robin's response is that she thinks I need very specific communications, and it's unfortunate, but I need to find a different way to gate off the dogs. The last issue was this past month, my co2/fire alarm upstairs (a Kidde 10 year battery, not meant to be broken or opened and having an expiration of 2029) was destroyed by a sitter because she did not want the alarm to frighten the dogs. No one contacted the fire dept. or me or my husband (we were out of the country). When I insisted someone come back, and gave them a list to check, the gas stove was found left on. Someone bumped on it, leaned into it, and turned it on, because we did not leave it on. I asked for another alarm from my master bedroom to be placed in the room, and monitored. That was the only peace of mind I had, and when I returned, I had an additional invoice for their time, from the sitters, for both breaking the alarm (45 min) and rechecking when gas stove was found left on (30 min). And, Robin's response was almost like she thought we left the gas stove on. When I pointed out she's charging me for their bad decision making, she refunded the pet sitter charge for the extra time. I had already paid her $1147.00 for the 9 and a 1/2 days (4 visits a day; 1-45 min and 3-30 min visits daily) and she wanted to charge me more. When I questioned Robin re her sitters' faulty decision making and her not stepping in, and helping, in emergencies, when we're out of the country, she said I required very specific communication, and she'd place new procedures in place for alarms. It says on her site she provides home care. This is not true. I also mentioned this last 10 days, someone had not read the instructions for feeding vitamin packets, and split them in 2, instead of feeding one each (on the vitamin bowl with individual packets, written, "one packet each"). And, it appeared one sitter did not administer daily flea/tick spray before placing dogs outside. Our small dirty rugs were placed in the washer, without shaking them out and you could see dirt everywhere in the washer, and floor debris in the bleach container. I brought up the history of her inability to step in when something is a home risk or dog risk and helping the sitters. Her response was essentially that I ask for too much. So, I asked for my multiple sets of keys back to my house, which I have not received, one week later. So I got my home rekeyed. I bought a new co2/fire alarm. I don't think Robin is someone I trust with the care and safety of my home or pets. She does not monitor or train her sitters enough. And, you're not really getting service from her--it all falls to her sitters, some of whom do not have skills to do the job safely, do not read, do not communicate, and some of whom are excellent and can do the job. Looking back, I think I got lucky with her sitters in the past, but some have left, and some are requested so much that I don't get the best ones, especially, when I'm on vacation, and require multiple sits. My advice is to find someone who both gets all your money and sits your pets. In other words, I'm hiring the person who I pay, because her business model means the sitters get paid probably half, but she does not do her half.

    Dogs Love Running! - dogwalkers - Updated August 2026

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