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Covid 19 and Contact-less Dog Walks – Starting the New Normal
Tuesday, May 12th, 2020We here at Pet Sitters Club hope you are all well and safe. A few customers have started to ask if we can start providing walks. Since we had already been considered an essential service and were providing contact-less visits to essential workers, we have been able to practice and refine contact-less walking procedures with our team. We will go over the procedures with you to ensure all parties are comfortable beginning the new normal in dog walking at Pet Sitters Club. We thank you for all your support over the past few months and we are excited to start seeing some of our old friends.
Our Contact-less Dog Walking Measures to keep Dog Walkers and Clients Safe
Walkers are issued and wear masksWalkers use protective hand gear at door entrancesWalkers are issued and use company supplied leashesAll dogs are leashed at the threshold of their home, walkers do not enter homes when clients are presentHand Sanitizer is used in between all visitsPet Sitters Club is supplying free tie out equipment and installation free of charge at client requestClients may put dogs in fenced in area so that walkers can attach their leashWalkers avoid contact with all dogs and humans while on walks.Social distancing is adhered to at all times.Pet Sitters Club is open to any and all suggestions and recognizes that everyone’s situation is unique. Please feel free to contact us so that we may discuss and tailor a protocol that addresses your concerns.
We look forward to hearing from you when you are ready to have us back!!!
Stay safe and healthy.
Naomi and James
Keeping Fido & Fluffy Safe During the “Dog Days” of Summer
Wednesday, June 6th, 2012Keeping Fido & Fluffy Safe During the “Dog Days” of Summer
When the spring and summer approach, you get the urge to enjoy the great outdoors. What a perfect time to take the dog or dogs out for a jog or nice, long walk. Dogs love all the sights, sound and smell of nature as much as you do. However, when it comes to the heat of summer, there are precautions you should take regarding the health and safety of your pets. (more…)
How Smart Is Your Pooch?
Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012How Smart Is Your Pooch? – Pet Sitters Club
Let’s face it. We all think our pets are the smartest, cutest, and hands down best companions. But how does your pooch rate in the top ten smartest dog breed statistics? Take a quick look below to find out! (more…)
Tainted pet food sold in New York
Tuesday, May 8th, 2012Originally published: May 7, 2012 7:21 PM
Updated: May 8, 2012 10:41 AM
By NEWSDAY STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
A voluntary recall is in effect for certain batches of dry pet foods manufactured by Diamond Pet Foods, after several people who handled tainted dog food were sickened by salmonella.
Why do Dogs Lift Their Legs? Why do Dogs Lift Their Legs?
Thursday, February 16th, 2012Sometimes you wonder if you’re ever going to make it around the block. Your male dog stops every few feet to lift his leg-on trees, light poles, car tires. You name it, he’ll mark it.
A dog’s urine contains scent markers that delineate his territory, inform other dogs of his whereabouts, indicate his social standing and sexual availability, and warn off intruders. Dogs cock their legs to distribute scent at the highest point possible, allowing air currents to sweep it throughout the area. (more…)
Why do Cats Purr?
Thursday, February 9th, 2012Why do Cats Purr?
People love the sound of a cats purr, but the soothing sound is still not very well understood. You probably think a purring cat is a happy cat, but this explanation doesn’t cover all the bases. Cats purr not only when they are happy but also when they are stressed-for instance at the veterinarian’s office. Think of the purr as the cat’s equivalent of our smile, indicating no hostile intent is meant. (more…)
Dog Walking- The one Thing you CANNOT skip!!
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012Dog Walking- The one Thing you CANNOT skip!!
Looking back at one of the items under our “Dog Walking Rules and Words of Advice from a Professional Dog Walker” exercising your dog is the one thing you cannot skip. Walking with your dog is the single most powerful tool we suggest to help you connect with your dog. By leading the walk, you have the ability to truly bond with your dog as his/her pack leader. The “dog walk” is fundamentally where your dog learns to “be a dog”. (more…)
Dog Walking Rules and Words of Advice from a Professional Dog Walker
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012Dog Walking Rules and Words of Advice from a Professional Dog Walker, New York
Dog Walking may seem like a mindless activity, but believe us, it’s not just a walk in the park. Having run a professional dog walking company for thirteen years, we have learned that there are 10 things that are crucial to ensuring the safety and happiness of dogs, their owners and the general public. Here are some guidelines every dog owner or dog walker should follow out of courtesy, safety and just plain common sense. (more…)
Cracker Jack Wins The Prize
Friday, January 6th, 2012Cracker Jack Flannery, a 7-year-old Treeing Walker Coonhound, was the inspiration for a successful fund-raising event held in October at Flower Hill Park, hosted by his owner Kristine Flannery. The event was held to help raise awareness and funds for The Mary Ann Morris Animal Society (MAMAS) mamasanimalshelter.com in South Carolina where conditions are much bleaker than shelters here in New York. (more…)
Pet Sitters Club: Wedding Barks are Ringing
Thursday, January 5th, 2012When pets are a part of a lovely wedding, it adds a special touch When most people plan their wedding day, they focus on the venue, food, and music. When Jean Ference and Bob Freedline started planning, their special day, they knew their beloved four legged babies Siyeh and Ketsi had to be part of the ceremony. Not many wedding venues allow dogs, but the Swan Club of Roslyn welcomed Siyeh and Ketsi. (more…)
