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Finding a trustworthy pet sitter can be a challenge. Here are some steps to help you find a reliable pet sitter: 1. **Ask for referrals**: Ask friends, family, or neighbors who have pets for recommendations. 2. **Check online reviews**: Look up pet sitters in your area on review websites like Yelp or Google. 3. **Contact local pet stores or veterinary clinics**: They may have a list of recommended pet sitters. 4. **Request a specialist**: Fill out the "Request a specialist" form on this page, and we'll connect you with a local pet care professional who can recommend a trustworthy pet sitter. Remember to always interview potential pet sitters, ask for references, and check their experience and certifications before making a decision. Next step: What specific services are you looking for in a pet sitter (e.g., overnight stays, dog walking, administering medication)?

As a pet concierge, I can provide general information on puppy vaccinations. However, for specific advice and a personalized vaccination schedule, it's best to consult a veterinarian. Typically, a puppy vaccination series includes: 1. Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus (DHPP) - given at 6-8 weeks 2. Rabies - given at 12-16 weeks 3. Bordetella (also known as Kennel Cough) - given at 10-12 weeks, with a booster 1-2 weeks later 4. Parainfluenza - often given with Bordetella 5. Leptospirosis - recommended for puppies at high risk of exposure Please consult a veterinarian to determine the best vaccination schedule for your puppy. They will assess your puppy's individual needs and provide guidance on the necessary vaccinations. Next step: Request a specialist, a veterinarian, to create a personalized vaccination plan for your puppy.

Flying with your dog can be a bit complicated, but I'm here to help. The rules vary depending on the airline and the type of flight. Generally, airlines allow dogs in the cabin or as checked baggage, but there are specific requirements and restrictions. **In-cabin dogs:** * Typically, dogs must fit in an approved carrier under the seat in front of you. * The carrier must be soft-sided or hard-sided, and meet IATA standards. * Some airlines have size and weight limits for in-cabin dogs. **Checked baggage dogs:** * Dogs must be in an approved carrier and meet airline-specific requirements. * Some airlines have breed-specific restrictions or require a health certificate. To get the most up-to-date information and specific requirements for your flight, I recommend checking with your airline directly. If you need help with this, you can fill out the "Request a specialist" form on this page, and we can connect you with a travel expert who can assist you. Do you have a specific airline or flight in mind?