DogVacayReviews of dogvacay.com

I love dog vacay, it has benefit my dog along with others. My biggest issue is when you invite a dog into your home and the owner fails to share all issues the dog may have; Chewing Peeing Pooping Ripping Destroying stuff The owners sometimes feel obligated to help pay for destroyed items but other customers do not! Its hard to trust the owner as much as the dog. I believe the insurance should cover house property. Jessica Gray

We have been with DogVacay from the beginning and other sites as well. We tend to favor DV over the others due to their ongoing support. Their customer service staff are great to work with. They are always willing to go the extra mile to help us the host, help our guests.

Dogvacay has been a lifesaver for us. We loved dogs for many decades, but since Dogvacay came into American culture, we realized how much more appreciative we can treat our four-legged citizens, with a much more humane touch. Pets and neglect, ignorance and abuse are often terms we don't like to see in combination. We try our best to re-create a pet's loving home away from home. There is no better plattform in the world to do this, than with Dogvacay's help and professional caring. We will be forever grateful to the founders, staff and support system of Dogvacay for having created a truly safe haven for pet and particularly dog hosting and services. The animal world is a much better place for having Dogvacay on their team.

Dogvacay is an online marketplace for your petsitting business. They take 15% commission plus a 5% booking fee from the customer. They have pet insurance with a $250 deductible. They provide no support for educating you on what licenses are needed in your state. Their online experience is mediocre. They don't put their best hosts at the top of the search. They have some terrific hosts that are very capable, myself being one if them. There is really no loyalty from Dogvacay towards the hosts that helped build their company. They might find you some leads. Small businesses are taxed at 30%. It's not easy taking care of other people's pets in your home.

Well I'm so happy because I found one of the best company dedicated to care pets, and one of the thing from Dogvacay is the honesty and responsibility that they are with all customers and hostess. Also we can talk to our customers about you with the sincerely that everything that you offer to them is true. And I feel free to offer your service to anyone that I find any place also to my family and friends . Or someone who wants to start his own business . Or to expand too . I'm so glad to be a part of this biger company ,and thanks for trust on me and my team . Since we started in your company ,my business are growing more , thanks so much for your cooperation and good service. Sincerely Blanca velasquez Bloomfield NJ Yappydaysdogcare

DogVacay offers experienced, trained setters for your dogs They give wonderful training and support to their setters and provide insurance for the dogs. I have recommended them to friends in and out of our area. A much better option than a kennel where the dogs are caged. As a DogVacay setter their website has sent us so many wonderful furry guests and additional income, along with the pleasure of enjoying the dogs and all of the different breeds and personalities. The whole experience from sign up to meet n greets to payments has been easy and enjoyable for us as well as our clients. People who love their pets love DogVacay.

They're very quick to respond and solve any problems and answer any questions.

I initially had success with DogVacay. I followed their advice and appreciated their help. Then, they changed the way they do business and my business slowed down. They started highlighting new hosts with no reviews and no experience and my calendar went unfilled. I got pushed to the background while hosts with questionable skills were offered premium advertising for a cost. It is my opinion that DogVacay can help people get started in this business but does little to support those who have proven themselves. And the dogs may suffer for it.