Pet sitting” is defined as “the act of caring for a pet in its own home while the owner is away.” Dog walking is also a form of pet sitting since it involves coming to the pet’s home to provide exercise and companionship. Caring for pets in the clients’ homes is what separates pet sitters from boarders or doggie day cares.

1. How To Find A Lost Dog
Losing your dog is a very frightening situation. However, you most likely will. It is very important to
remain calm, so that you can look for your pet without the anxiety cloud your judgment. Take a deep
breath and use this article to help you find your furry friend.
Ask the members of your family. If you have not seen your dog for a while, ask the members of your
family. It is possible that the dog has hidden in one of the rooms or that a relative has taken him for a
walk. This will also determine when the last time someone saw the dog.
Use somethingthatwill attractyourdog andmake him come out of his hiding place. Dogs love food, so
you could get it out if you shake the bag of goodies or food.
Walk Around The House With The Bag So Your Dog Can Hear The Sound
Search Methodically. Once you've determined that your dog is not somewhere visible, start looking
methodicallyatyourhouse.Checkeachroom carefully,lookingunderthe bedsandin the closets. Make
sure you look in all the rooms, bathrooms and closets in the house. Do not forget to look under and
behind the furniture.
Search In UnlikelyPlaces.Frighteneddogscanfind unthinkable places to hide. Look behind and inside
appliances, as dogs can hide behind refrigerators or get into the clothes dryers. You should also make
sure to check behind the access panels and even in areas such as the water heater cabinet. Small dogs
can get underneath reclining chairs (behind the footrest) or behind books on a shelf.
Call It. Because you are looking for it, you must make sure to shout its name. Your dog could sleep
peacefully in a corner and not hear you right away.
Start Looking Outside The House

2. Start as soonas possible.Youare more likelytofindyourdog for the first 12 hours after your escape. In
fact, some experts point out that almost 90% of pets are able to recover if the owner searches within
the first 12 hours.
Shout The Name Of Your Pet Often. Your dog knows your name and could respond to this call. In
addition, this will give you an audible signal of your location.
Also Do Not Forget To Use Nicknames.If youcall it "Pookie"more oftenthan"Princess",trytoalternate
between the two.
Take The Candy Bag. Food is a great motivator for any dog, so it's best to carry the bag of goodies.
Shake the bag as you go along and say out loud the name you use for them.
Use The Silence.The mosteffectivetime tolookfor bags of goodies and call your dog by name is when
everythingisquietoutside. Try it early in the morning, so your dog feels safer to get out. At this point,
your dog may already be looking for food
Become A Detective. During the search, try to find traces of your pet. Look for traces in the mud or
feces you left on the road. Check for strands of hair. These clues can help you go in the right direction
Look In High And Low Places. Your dog could get under a porch, climb on cars or hide behind sheds.
Checkinall the small spacesyoufind,since dogscancope to getintosmall areas. Use a flashlight to see
in dark areas.
Listen Carefully As You Speak. You have to listen to the sounds your dog might make, like a groan, a
bark or a creak. Your dog could take you to him, if you listen very carefully.
Leave Your Favorite Things Outside. Put your favorite toy out, as that might lure you back home. Also,
try to leave something with your smell out, like a dirty shirt, which could also encourage you to leave
your hiding place

3. Think about the latest happenings in your neighborhood. That is, take a look at newly built or
abandonedhouses,asdogscouldseekshelterinside.Also,trytorememberif someonehasmovedsince
your dog ran away, as dogs sometimes get into moving vans.
Use Your Car. It is best to search the exterior of your house on foot so you can check for tight spaces.
However, if you do not find it, use your car to go around the neighborhood. Drive slowly and move
through the streets in a systematic way. Keep the windows down, calling your pet as you go.
It starts close, but it goes farther and farther. Some dogs tend to run when they go out. You should
definitelylook within a radius of 1.6 to 3.2 km (1 to 2 miles) on the first day; However, dogs can run up
to 8 or 16 km (5 or 10 miles). While it is rare for dogs to move 10 miles away, it will not hurt to expand
the search area.
Ask For Help. The more people helpyoulook,the more likelyyouare tofindyourdog.Askfor helpfrom
your family, friends and neighbors, and coordinate the search. That is, establish search areas for each
person, so you do not waste time combing the same areas.
Talk To Your Neighbors.Your neighborsare agreat resource to helpyoufindyourdog.Theycouldhave
seenhimrunin a particulardirectionorone couldevenhave welcomedhiminto his house if he lost his
necklace. Go door to door in your street and take a photo to show it
You should also make sure to ask people like the postman, who covers a lot of land in your
neighborhood.
Tell Local Shelters.Thatis,notifythe local shelter that your dog has been lost, so that staff can be alert
to your dog. Also do not forget to call the private agencies.
Contact Us:-
Pet Cloud Pet Sitting
1/148 Victoria St,
Potts Point NSW 2011

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