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by Ian White
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months at a time, having a house sitter greatly reduces the
stress upon a family pet, and the money that is saved from
boarding fees can be astounding. A house sitter can see to the
many diverse needs of your pet such as feeding, walking,
grooming, playing and health monitoring.
People that do have to be away from home for an extended time are
finding it is much easier to have a house sitter come and live in
their home--rather than renting out their house or imposing on
family or friends to come by to tend to the day to day issues.
House sitters can do tasks such as checking mail, routine lawn
maintenance, home repair, and more. Having a house sitter can
bring assurance that when you return from your travels you
will still find healthy house plants or gardens--and that your
goldfish is still alive! Your house sitter saves you the expense
of arranging for pool and lawn maintenance while you are away, as
well. House sitters are also invaluable if a major problem arises
within you home, such as a leaking hot water heater or storm
damage.
So, how does one go about finding a house sitter? The safest
way to locate a house sitter is to go through a house sitting
directory. Here you can find a house sitter which can meet your
needs. Standard guidelines for a house sitter generally include
them taking responsibility of your home, pets and property in
exchange for rent free accommodations. Other individual needs can
also be added to your house sitters guidelines such as arranging |
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