Stay at Auntie Rosie’s House

Luxury Alternative to Kennel Boarding

Dog Walking &

Drop-in Pet Visits​

Licensed Dog Training​

Alternative to Weekly Obedience Training​

About​

Rose Dybel is more than just your average dog walker and pet sitter. When she graduated college with her major in criminal justice and minor in psychology, she never could have anticipated that her passion for dogs and her formal college education would intertwine.

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Services​

Starts at $45 per night per dog or $25 per cat

Stay at Auntie Rosie’s House​

Your pets will be treated as if they are Rose’s own, in a clean, quiet home that abuts the Chickamauga National Park. There is a 4-camera Ring security system, large fenced back yard, with lots of hiking trail options for your dogs. The number of pets is limited to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all. There are separate rooms devoted to cats if they need private space.

Starts at $20

Drop-in Pet Visits​

Drop-in pet visits are for people who are away for extended periods of time while on vacation or on work trips. During these visits, food and water will be provided and dog(s) will be walked. Needed cleanup of litter boxes or pet “accidents’” will be done. If necessary, medications and/ or emergency vet care will be given. 
Most importantly, your pets will receive the love and attention that they deserve.

home services
Starts at $20​

Dog Walking​

When you are away at work, rest assured knowing your dogs are being loved and exercised while you are away. Both Rose and your dogs look forward to these visits. She treats them as if they are her own. Visits are either 20 or 30 minutes, including the actual walk which lasts approximately 15-25 minutes. Length of time for the actual walk varies based upon weather, how well he or she walks on leash and other walking conditions.

$90 an hour or $130 up to 90 minutes

Licensed Dog Training

Only 1 or 2 sessions needed.  Puppies and adult dogs, emphasis on behavior modification. It is in the dog’s home environment and neighborhood–and with persons living with the dog–where the problem behaviors usually begin and exist. By evaluating the home environment and the way the dog is interacting with the humans and other dogs in the home, Rose can make recommendations and provide tools to manage the unwanted behavior. Consistency is very important in dog training. Everyone in the dog’s home really needs to understand and participate in order to achieve the desired changes in behavior.

Happy Pets, Happy Owners​

Have a Quick Question?

Call or Text Rose at 423–645-7307

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