WHAT IS A HOUSE SIT EXCHANGE?
House sit exchanges are the trade of free accommodation for free home and pet care. Using websites like Trusted Housesitters, it’s easy to find house sits around the world, or loving sitters to care for your house and pets!
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Each guide contains helpful tips to help you enjoy safe, and enjoyable house sitting experiences.
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Our Favorite House Sitting Websites
Joining a house sitting website is your first step to starting your journey as a traveling house sitter. Find out which house sitting websites we recommend. Discount codes included!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pet Sitter Frequently Asked Questions
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The length of a house sitting assignment can vary depending on the homeowner's needs and travel plans. We’ve seen house sits range anywhere from one day to several months. When an owner posts a listing, you can see their travel dates. Additionally, most house sitting
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Yes, although less abundant, there are house sitting opportunities that don't involve pets. While some homeowners may need someone to take care of their pets while they're away, others may simply need someone to look after their home and property. This could involve tasks such as checking the mail, watering plants, and maintaining the house and garden.
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Yes, many house sitting opportunities allow for pairs or groups, including friends, family, partners, and sometimes even pets! However, not every home can accommodate a family or additional pets, so depending on your circumstance it may limit the opportunities you can apply for.
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Dogs and cats are by far the most common pets to house sit for, but other pets such as birds, fish, farm animals, lizards, and more are in need of caring pet sitters too. Just keep in mind that you should only apply to care for animals that you are comfortable and qualified to care for.
Read more frequently asked questions for pet sitters here.
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