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House sit BRAY PARK

21-Oct-2025 – 27-Oct-2025
7 Days stay
Responsiveness
Front of house
Pool and fence
Downstairs bedroom

Assignment Requirements

We are looking for a pet sitter for our two dogs. Hello from Lex, a 5 year old lovable Kelpie cross and 13 year old River (Cross husky/swiss shepherd). An extra hello from Ginger (2 year old German shepherd cross) who may be in residence, though is hoping to find her furever home before October! All are friendly and beautifully natured dogs. We would like to have pet sitters with experience of medium to larger breed dogs, including high energy breeds.

They need a run in the park (fenced off leash) at least once a day or a lead walk. They are inside/outside dogs and part of the family.

We prefer to meet any sitters prior to the housesit so you can ‘meet and greet’ our furbabies and get to know their routines, personalities and all that minescule information about them :)

We have a 4 bedroom house, two bathroom with small garden and balcony pots that will need to be maintained/ watering. Minimal maintenance required for the pool. We will arrange pool maintenance.

We are also looking for emergency house/pet sitters for short term housesitting, if there is anyone in the Tweed region who are flexible with short time notice and with amount of days they can housesit.

Please let us know if you may be interested and we can give more information.

Pet Care

Dogs

Property & Location

Supermarket

Position Location

General suburb location shown for privacy. Exact address is provided to sitters by the homeowner.

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About the Area

BRAY PARK Richmond-Tweed, New South Wales
Suburb Insights
Your days in Bray Park generally unfold with a relaxed rhythm, ideal for looking after the local residents' pets. Mornings often begin with a walk along the wide, leafy streets, perhaps extending to Sweeney Reserve or the grounds around Les Hughes Sporting Complex for a proper run. The air is typically still, carrying the sound of distant birds, setting a calm tone for feeding times and daily routines. Walking distances to small local shops for newspapers or basic groceries are manageable, integrating easily into your morning circuit. The middle of the day invites a slower pace. You might take a leisurely stroll with your canine companion along one of the pathways threading near the South Pine River, enjoying the shade. A simple takeaway coffee from a local cafe near the train station, a five-minute walk from many homes, offers a break without disrupting the quiet household. Evenings here are distinctly suburban; the streetlights cast long shadows early, encouraging quiet nights indoors with your temporary companions, ready for another calm morning. The train line provides a connection to Brisbane Central if you seek a change of scenery, but the immediate Bray Park area encourages a gentle, focused approach to home and pet care.