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Caring for aquarium fish in an aquarium – 6 Top Tips
If you are considering buying fish to keep at home whether they are aquarium fish or fish that can live in a bowl consider how they live. All pet owners know the importance of caring for aquarium fish and the…
Dogsitting in Cornwall – Joys and responsibilities
As a family we always look forward to any trip to Cornwall in the UK. This visit was particularly special. We secured an opportunity for dogsitting in Cornwall. The county has resonance for us as my husband has family here.…
House sitting benefits – to name a few
As a property or home owner we often worry about leaving our property vacant when we go away. As we know empty properties are prime targets for burglars and opportunistic criminals. Burglar alarms are a great asset for an empty…
Educating children while travelling or at home – vital
Whether you are a housesitter travelling with your children or based at home in a traditional family unit you will know the importance of educating children. Educating Children – How important is this? The most vulnerable group in society is…
Check the dog parks for a dog friendly city
If you are a pet owner and you are looking to move house with your dog check your new location for parks. More importantly check the new neighbourhood for dog friendly parks, because there is a difference. Some cities are…
Combining education and work – housesitter or homeowner
Whether you are a housesitter, a homeowner or still a student at home many people worry about how to combine education with work. While this can be particularly challenging there are ways to plan and optimise your experience when combining…
Property finder can help you move – here’s how
If you are moving home to a new area it can be really challenging to decide where exactly to locate yourself. You don’t know the area and sometimes if you are moving abroad for work you don’t even know the…
TOP TIPS – Homeowner’s Brief to a House-Sitter
The most important thing for me is that you (a house-sitter) are genuine, honest and totally being yourself, with no airs and graces. All I care about is that you are comfortable with yourself and respect my home and pets.…
Is your pet an ESA or Service Animal?
As a pet owner you may have considered classifying your pet as either an ESA or Service animal. Before you take the next step it is worth considering the importance of each classification and what that means for you and…