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Date Posted: 09:50:01 05/26/00 Fri
Author: Sandi
Subject: Re: Hours of sits
In reply to: Barb 's message, "Hours of sits" on 09:29:39 05/26/00 Fri


Hi Barb,
I try to keep as close to the pets regular schedule as possible, within reason. I won't go before 6am or after 11pm
for 2X usually is 7-8 am & 6-7 pm, 3X, 6-7am 2-3pm & 10-11pm, but as I said it depends on the clients. I also give my self some lee-way by giving a 1 hour window, so I never tell a client "I will be here at 6:45am" I say "I will come between 6 & 7am". For indoor only dogs it is more important
to keep regular times, to avoid accidents! ~Sandi~

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