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Originally Posted by alaskayorkie I selected "owner," but it raises an interesting question. What if the dog puts a hole in a $5,000 couch or tore up a "priceless" document? There's got to be a reasonable limit to the liability. If I was a caretaker, I think I'd just treat it as if it was my pet and an unfortunate accident occured. Deal with it. |
I would more than likely do the same. But I guess that would all depend on what it is. We did dog sit for my mom & my aunt last year while they went to Alaska and my aunt has 3 poodles hyper oh my gosh. Her youngest one did damage the weather stripping on a new door that my husband and I had just put up.
He also ripped the backing off of a quilt that my grandmother had made for us and I am going to get my aunt to repair that she sews a lot. Weather stripping I just trimmed it up and repaired it the best I could. Now if he had destroyed a couch cushion or somthing like that she would have fixed it for me she also does does reapolstery(sp). So I didn't say anything to her.
But like I said it really depends on what it is. More than likely what kind of mood I'm in as well.
Sorry to ramble on.