Sitter Hound is growing and looking to expand its team. We are looking for dog-loving people with varying levels of experience to be stay@home sitters in the dog's home and drop-off dog sitters in your own home.

 

Compensation

We offer a compensation with the sitters receiving a generous direct portion of each service fee. Depending on how often you choose to dog sit, you can earn a significant supplemental income. We provide you with as many bookings as you wish, match you with dogs that are a good fit and support you throughout the sit.

 

Careful Selection Process

Each Sitter Hound sitter is personally interviewed, thoroughly vetted and carefully background-checked. We're eager to meet with you and share the fulfilling work as a sitter in our Sitter Hound pack. Please follow the link to fill out a brief form.

 

Protection

Sitter Hound is insured and bonded with insurance especially created to protect our sitters and their families, as well as, our clients' pets and property.

 

Accessible Leadership

Sitter Hound owners, Jack and Ann Mayer Eisen, are available for questions, back up support and emergencies if the need should arise. You are never alone in solving behavior, medical and other issues. Jack and Ann are just a phone call away if you need help.

 

Proudly St. Louis

To serve our community best, we are looking for people in many areas of St. Louis and St. Louis County. Having sitters in different areas is an important aspect of keeping Sitter Hound accessible and local. Clients love having a drop-off sitter who lives nearby, making it easier to drop off and pick up their dogs and being close to our clients is more convenient for stay@home sitters too.

 

Who can be a Sitter Hound Team Member?

Experienced dog lovers who are dedicated to making dogs comfortable and happy make great Sitter Hound team members. Dog sitting fits well into several different lifestyles.

Drop-off sitting is ideal for people who work from home, retirees and stay-at-home parents of older kids because dogs love the companionship of someone at home frequently. Having a fenced yard is wonderful but not required if sitters are able to walk the dogs.

 

College and grad students as well as remote workers and gap-year students are a great fit for our stay@home sitters. You get a break from living with others to be alone in the sole company of dogs. Sitters need not be home all day but should have some daytime flexibility to meet the dog's needs and are expected to sleep at the dog's home through the night.