have dogs at their incall apartment/condo/private residence or hotel room?  I was just curious if the dog or the provider ends up having any problems because of it?

if I still had a dog, I would have to lock her up in the bathroom or she would want to join in... lol... no dogs... and I am a dog lover...

i love dogs..i have never had a problem..they are usually very friendly and used to having different men around..some actually lick as well as the provider does..if the dog does become a nuisance..there are other rooms with doors if need be..

I had already made the incall appt a few days in advance. The day of she emailed me and asked if it was OK if her dog was there.
I replied " Well , that will be a new experience for me.  Will it cost extra?"

He's a big pitbull and incredibly scary looking, but he's just a big teddy bear. Her clients never seem to have a problem with him.  

I had this very thing happen to me last week.  A little odd in the beginning but no big deal.  I forgot the dog was even there.

One time in an incall at hotel. It was a one bedroom suite. We simply closed the bedroom door. Small dog, but of course when I was leaving, the dog had taken a poop on wee wee pad.

Before I got my own apartment, I brought my cat with me to my incalls. Now that I dont have any roommates though, he stays home. He is really good about it though when I did bring him. I tell him to lay down and leave us alone, and he listens for the most part. The first few times though, he'd sit at the foot of the bed just STARING.... like he was thinking "what the hell is he doing to my mom?" But then he got used to it, and would just fall asleep elsewhere.

"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”  The same can be applied to humans

Haha one kitty would be easy...but I have six of 'em!

Oh wow! You sound like me a few years ago!

Lolololol. STPhomer I swear I just had that converaation with a gentleman about my dog in room with me!!!

I have my boxer/pit mix Maxy accompany me, especially when meeting new clients. She rarely barks so if she barks at a potential then they wil not be getting a date period. She ia my little safety net against predators and great company!

Years ago I met with a provider with a Jack Russell terrier.  When I finished, she went to the bathroom to get something to clean me up.  The terrier jumped up on the bed, sat about two feet away from me and just stared into my eyes.  Totally judgemental.  Unimpressed with my performance.  She even yawned.

Thought Mac was going to ask...."Did someone say doggy style?"