Code of Pet Sitting Ethics, Greater Phoenix pet sitting, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe pet sitting services, Belly-Rub Specialists.

To provide conscientious care for the animals entrusted to me, being constantly attentive to their security, safety and well-being, and to place their welfare above all other business considerations.
To take every opportunity to learn more about my profession and to improve my services.
To deal honestly and fairly with the public, and to avoid misrepresentation of my services.
To respect the confidence of every customer served.
To place service to my customers and to the pet sitting industry above personal gain.
To avoid unfair competitive practices, any slander or defamation of my competitors, and actions or business practices which would result in dishonor upon or distrust of my competitors or of the pet sitting industry in general.
To support my association, its policies and programs, and to participate as fully as possible in its activities.
To be respectful of, and to cooperate with the other professions and trades which operate within the pet industry, in every way consistent with my other responsibilities.
To obey all applicable Federal, State and local laws governing animal care.
To operate my business in such a manner as to reflect honor upon the pet sitting industry within my local community.
To encourage responsible pet ownership.

We have the right to be full members of your family. We thrive on social interaction, praise, and love.
We have the right to stimulation. We need new games, new toys, new experiences, and new smells to be happy.
We have the right to regular exercise. Without it, we could become hyper, sluggish...or fat.
We have the right to have fun. We enjoy acting like clowns now and then; don't expect us to be predictable all the time.
We have the right to quality health care. Please stay good friends with our vet!
We have the right to a good diet. Like some people, we don't know what's best for us. We depend on you.
We have the right not to be rejected because of your expectations that we be great show dogs or show cats, watchdogs, hunters, or baby-sitters.
We have the right to receive proper training. Otherwise, our good relationship could be marred by confusion and strife - and we could become dangerous to ourselves and others.
We have the right to guidance and correction based on understanding and compassion, rather than abuse.
We have the right to live with dignity...and to die with dignity when the time comes.