Dog sitters in the Bull City

Dog boarding typically ranges from $30 to $55 per night. All bookings include $20,000 in vet protection.

Yes. Piney Wood and Northgate is a popular off-leash spot in Durham, and local sitters often use it for walks. Tell your sitter your dog's usual places and walk length when you book so the routine fits.

Yes. Every booking in Durham is covered by the Petme Protection Plan, with up to $20,000 in veterinary support for eligible expenses if your dog is injured or falls ill during a stay. There is nothing extra to buy, and no booking fee for dog owners.

Yes. Petme covers Durham, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and the entire Triangle.

Every dog sitter on Petme completes identity verification before their profile goes live. Most sitters also have reviews written by dog owners in Durham who have used their services. You can browse each sitter's full profile, view their photos with dogs, check their listed breed experience, and read every review before getting in touch. You are never obligated to book - messaging a sitter is always free.

Yes. Every booking made through Petme - whether it is overnight boarding, a dog walk, or a drop-in visit - includes the Petme Protection Plan, which may contribute up to $20,000 in vet support if your dog is injured or becomes ill during a stay or walk. No separate purchase is required, and there is no opt-in process. The plan is included in every booking by default.

Yes. Every Petme booking starts with a free meet-and-greet. You and your dog get to meet the sitter in person before any booking is confirmed. You only go ahead when you are both comfortable - and most dog owners say the meet-and-greet is the step that gives them the most confidence. There is no charge for the meeting and no obligation to proceed.