Comment Re:What value added? (Score 2) 89
The insurance part would be the value-added layer. My girlfriend started a dog-caring business for an extra allowance. When you look closely at the subject there are a few complicated scenarios that you need to consider and most of them include the dog biting you or someone else. And you also have medical emergencies that the dog-walker may have to deal with, including having to put the dog down and getting sued by the owner for doing so. Having a rulebook to go by and insurance coverage for all these crazy situations is worth money. But it turns out that dog-walking is a market that is mostly taken care of by the neigbor's kids for some pocket-money and what is really asked for is dog-sitting. But to go in that direction you need to be a little bit more serious about it and therefore you will sit down and write your own terms-of-service and you'll get your own insurance. So, no need for Wag!