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Hello!

I'm dropping my 2 dogs off for an extended stay with a Rover sitter. This is the first time they have been away from me with a stranger and for the longest amount of time. I'm feeling a little anxious about it so I channeled that into writing a care guide for them.

It ended up being over 3 pages long but it's very detailed. Is this something the sitter would appreciated or is it stepping on their toes?

They obviously know dogs well so I can see how it could be offensive, I wouldn't want anyone to tell me how to do my job. But at the same time, my dogs can't speak for themselves and I might not be available to answer every question. I should also mention that one is dog reactive so I gave lot of detail about how to keep him under control on walks.

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I love a good detailed instruction list.

Just so you know, the pups may be a little "off" the first few days. New environment, new people, it makes them a bit nervous. However, I found that by about day three, they usually start to be themselves again.

I really appreciate my repeat clients. Their critters settle in with me much more quickly on return visits.

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