Puppy Sitting
What is a Puppy Sitter?
Puppy sitters provide much-needed support to our puppy raisers. They take care of our pups for a few hours up to a few days when raisers are unable to take the pups somewhere or when the pups need a change of routine.
Puppy sitters can take the pup to classes and on outings with permission of the raiser, and have access to all CSU buildings except for labs and any CSU housing.
To begin the process of becoming a sitter, fill out the Involvement Interest Form, and take a look at our sitter manual (below!)
How do I become a Puppy Sitter?
Steps to Become a Puppy Sitter:
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Fill out Involvement Interest Form and pay club dues
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Attend at least one General Meeting
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Complete a minimum of 2 puppy class handling hours.
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Additional hours of handling or observation are optional but always recommended.
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Attend an officer's office hours. Bring any questions about handling or sitting!
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Pending completion of all previous components, an invite to a Sitter Certification will be sent out.
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At the Sitter Certification, you will complete:
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A written test - all material is covered in the Sitter Manual.
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A handling test covering basic cues and handling skills taught in the training class.
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If additional support is needed, a 1-on-1 with an officer will be scheduled.
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Upon successful completion of all requirements, you will be asked to sign our Puppy Sitter Contract, and you will be added to our Sitter GroupMe.