Can you imagine not knowing where your dog is for one minute? An hour? A whole day? For most of us, our pets are our family, our kids. Losing them would be devastating. Lynda, Rover-Time's Team Manager, lost her dog for 5 days, 98 hours, 5,880 minutes. She came out of this experience stronger and has 5 lessons to share with other pet parents.
By: Chauncey Billups Vanderhoff, Guest Contributor It’s impossible to include all my favorite Facebook photos of 2012 in one blog post, but these twelve offer my “Best Of” for each month we’ve been around. Enjoy! January February March April May June July August September …
Labor Day weekend marked the end of a busy summer here at Rover-Time. I flipped through our boarding calendar and counted over 50 guests that chose to spend their vacation with us in June, July, and August. These three months flew by for me (even though it was 21 dog months). Each day was busy with outdoor recreation …
Hello! Hi! Hey there! Hi, hi, hi! Let me start by telling you that I’m just a baby so I’m full of energy and run-on sentences and sweetness. My name is Rosey and I am a Cavapoo, which is a cross between the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle. Things I like about myself: my long ears …