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Coming Home
Hopefully, your pet is looking and feeling fine! If not, be sure to speak to the manager or owner. Good communication is important, and if your pet isn't in top condition at pick up, be sure to point out what is wrong, for next time (unless a new caregiver is chosen).

Related Reading

• National Association of Professional Pet Sitters - This association offers certification for pet sitters.
• American Boarding Kennels Association - Find an accredited kennel near you.
• Herp Sitters List - In home care for turtles, snakes, iguanas and such.
• Pet Sitter Yellow Pages - Find a pet sitter near you.
• TravelDog.com - Travel opportunities with your dog.
• "Choosing Sport's vacation home"
• DogFriendly.com - Go Places With Your Dog!TM
  

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