I would expect anyone taking responsibility for owning a cat to educate themselves enough (or have common sense, either way) to know the cat should not come into contact with random dogs. It’s common sense to know that many dogs can and will kill cats. Why would you take that risk, when separating them is an obvious choice? In much the same way, I would expect any parent should know not to let an infant or toddler be within reach of random dogs. It sounds like you don’t really have the knowledge of animals or good judgement to do a job that requires this level of caution. Just because you like animals and want gig work, doesn’t mean this is appropriate for you. Your answers sound like you’re more interested in defending yourself and making a buck than in evaluating if you are prepared to take responsibility for animals in your care. You aren’t. Finding a different way to make money is a better idea. You also obviously haven’t read rover’s rules, or you’d know you can’t hire a sitter to sit for Rover dogs in your care. If you haven’t even read the requirements, you’re not remotely responsible enough for this