House sitting offers unique opportunities to explore new places, interact with a menagerie of pets, and help homeowners enjoy their time away with peace of mind. However, it is advised that New Zealand house sitters only apply for sits that align with their skills and experience. We all know the saying ‘don’t run before you…
Questions To Ask Homeowners
House sitting jobs in New Zealand are a fantastic way to explore new parts of the country, live rent-free, access free utilities, and enjoy the company of a wide range of pets while Kiwi homeowners are away. However, to ensure a smooth experience for both parties, house sitters are encouraged to ask as many questions…
Exercising Dogs In Public
House sitting jobs in New Zealand towns and cities can come with unique challenges, especially when it involves caring for canines. Walking and exercising dogs, big or small, in urban environments requires awareness, respect, and adherence to local regulations. Here are some key etiquette guidelines to follow to help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience…
‘Horse Sitting’
House sitting jobs in New Zealand with horses under your care is a big responsibility that requires knowledge, skill, and a keen attention to detail. I will often come across rural properties (mainly lifestyle blocks) that have at least one horse, sometimes more. I didn’t really grow up around equines, but since I did my…
The Importance Of Following Pet Care Instructions
House sitting jobs in New Zealand are a significant responsibility that requires trust, reliability, and strict adherence to the homeowner’s instructions — especially when it comes to caring for their treasured fur babies. The primary duty for Kiwi house sitters is to maintain the homes and also to ensure the well-being of any and all…
House Sitting With Shy Cats
House sitting jobs in New Zealand often include caring for pets, and when it comes to cats, you might find yourself in charge of a shy or nervous feline. Unlike dogs, who are often more openly affectionate, cats can take time to warm up to new people, especially when they’re in an unfamiliar situation with…