But not all areas have conveniently located dog parks, and visiting those parks comes with some inherent risks—from aggressive dogs and communicable canine diseases, among others. If you own a private outdoor space, that’s an opportunity for you: You can make some pretty decent money renting it out as a private dog park using apps like Sniffspot and Rome.
Sniffspot requires that folks seeking to rent a dog park have a "Sniffpass" subscription, which costs $16 to $96 per month, depending on the level of membership chosen (different levels come with different “booking credits” and discounts). Rome users don’t have to subscribe to book a space.
How much you can make renting out your yard as a dog park
With both Sniffspot and Rome, you get to choose how much to charge, but most hosts charge between $5 and $20 per hour, depending on the size of the space and the amenities it offers. Sniffspot takes about 25% off the top as a fee for using their platform, while Rome takes 15%. Rome pays its hosts weekly, while Sniffspot pays out monthly.
How to get started renting out your yard for dogs
If making some extra money by letting adorable dogs run around your backyard sounds terrific, there are some basic best practices you should follow to ensure your space stands out:
Consider accessibility issues. Folks have to be able to access the area without passing through a private residence. Many people prefer being able to access the space without having to interact with the owner at all, so being able to offer truly private access is a plus.
Add some amenities. Spaces range from small backyards to expansive properties of several acres, but whether you’re offering a postage stamp or a farm you should consider the amenities you can add to enhance the value of your listing. Some properties offer hiking trails, dog hammocks, or pools for the dogs, and some consider their human guests as well, providing lounge chairs, fire pits—even barbecues. If you can offer the humans a restroom of some kind, that’s a big bonus.
Provide for owners' basic needs. The terms of both apps require guests to clean up after their dogs and leave the property as they found it, so providing poop bags, trash receptacles, and hand sanitizer is a plus.
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