With house sitting, your sitter stays in your home overnight while you're away. Your dog keeps their own bed, toys, routine and neighborhood walks — which is the least stressful option for many dogs, especially anxious or older ones.
Prices are per night. Your sitter arrives on the start date and leaves on the morning after the final night; you agree the details (keys, alarm codes, house rules) through secure messaging before you book.
Who house sitting is best for
- Anxious dogs who do best at home
- Multi-pet households
- Seniors and dogs on medication
- Longer trips and holidays
How to book
- Search your ZIP code and filter by house sitting.
- Compare profiles, prices and reviews, and message walkers with any questions.
- Pick a date (and time slot for walks and visits), choose your dogs and pay securely. Your walker confirms, and you're set.
Tip: book a short first visit to see how your dog and walker get along before committing to a long stay or a regular schedule.
