The other day I was invited to an entrepreneurial networking event. I had never participated in one of those. I never had a reason until now. I thought it would be cheesy. And, admittedly, I I felt intimidated. I consider myself a small business owner with my pet sitting project. I was afraid that they might not take me seriously. I was afraid to be judged because I don’t wear formal clothing and high heels. All that were my fear talking. I attended. Discussed with many amazing people and already have people referring my services in their network. And I learned about interesting resources that could support my project in the area. Exciting!! Happy Sunday everyone!!

Hi there! Excited to met you guys and get others perspective on my profile. I’ve been pet sitting for a long while now but just started on Rover last October. I’m not getting a ton of bookings but have enjoyed the pups and kitties I have gotten so far. I also try to make each sit special by drawing the owners pets every sit I do. Below is my Rover Link: https://www.rover.com/sit/chrisr30945

Hello, Here is the link to my Rover profile. The text that I added is in French, but I am hoping there are other areas that can be reviewed. Thanks in advance! https://r.rover.com/JPWvTv 🐾

I am very happy to have found this group! I created my profile on Rover in January 2026. I shared it on my personal Facebook page and got two months worth of reservations in a few days. It was amazing!! One of my customers ended up shortening her reservation (because of a trip cancelation), and I found someone else that uses some of those days. It’s great!! Now I am getting close to the end of that boom and wonder how I will keep the reservations coming in. I will go through the classroom contents. Looking forward to discussing with all of you!!

Welcome. You’re in the right place. This is a free, real-world Rover guide built from actual experience—not theory, not hype. Everything you need to start (or fix) your Rover setup is here. 👉 Step 1: Introduce Yourself First, head to the Q&A Community Chat and make a short intro post: - Who you are - Where you’re located - Where you’re at on Rover (brand new, stuck, or already booking) This keeps the community human and moving. 👉 Step 2: Go to the Classroom & Start Part 1 Next, click Classroom and start: Rover Field Manual — Part 1 This covers: - Whether Rover actually makes sense for you - What types of dogs you should (and should not) accept - How your home, schedule, and life set your limits Take your time here. This part saves people a lot of mistakes. 👉 Step 3: Post Your Dog & Setup Plan After finishing Part 1, make a second post in the community sharing: - The types of dogs you plan to accept - Your setup (apartment, yard, acreage, other dogs, etc.) 🔓 Unlocking Part 2 Once you’ve made those two posts, you’ll naturally pick up a few likes from the community. That’s what unlocks Rover Field Manual — Part 2. It usually happens pretty quickly, though it may not be instant. Part 2 is where things get real: - Your Rover profile that actually gets booked - Owner communication & meet-and-greets - First stays, drop-offs, and mistakes to avoid - Scaling, limits, and what’s next Final Note No perfection required. Just participate, be honest, and do the work. Welcome to the pack. Come on — let’s go. 🐾