Dogsitter Stories

Xoh HollyHood is an artist. Over the Span of more than 3 years he has played a variety of Roles in the Lifestyle. One of them Being a Care Companion. Today He Brings you some the Pointers he Learned & experienced while living this Blessed & Extraordinary Lifestyle.

One week and a day ago I was just a college student trying to struggle through life all by myself. This morning I wake up dependent on a man I just met, taking care of his three dogs, and with a new place to live. I don't know anything about this man, but he won't leave me alone. This story is a fictional romance with a twist centered around a gay college student. (malexmale)

After Whitney flees from her producer step-mother's house, she's determined to live her own life. That means she needs a job and to stay far away from the public's eye. Fate seems to have different plans though, and she finds herself working for an up-and-coming seven member band headed straight for stardom. Now, she needs to find a way to fulfill her responsibilities and navigate the drama backstage while hiding from the spotlight as much as possible. (Also, she gets anxiety attacks when she's in big crowds so... possible trigger warning.)

Ever wondered what's it's like to be a Dogsitter? Well I was one for half my life so....

...and other shenanigans. Youve been hired as a dogsitter by some doctor named Cioccolata. He didnt tell you anything about the dog, or about the house, or the freaks living in it. This is your story *law and order sound*

Cheyenne Johnson life has hit rock bottom. Dropping out of college and losing her job were only the tipping point. In desperate need of money she took a dog sitting gig that no one is willing to take. Nathen Jones is an up and coming realtor under his father's company. Fathering three dogs and closing deals is starting to get hard, but no one wants to babysit the "three demons". When the two meet, will they bring out a side in each other that changes them for the best.

A busy life. A lonely house. One dog that needed attention. Hiring Max as a dog sitter was supposed to solve a simple problem-but as the days turn into months, the lines between professional and personal begin to blur. With growing feelings, unexpected jealousy, and quiet late-night conversations, the narrator realizes that Max might be changing more than just Summer's routine.