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[QUOTE="arahel_jazz, post: 719980, member: 19189"]
Book it.  Non-monetary.   There are no bad dogs...  :)
 
I don't know what you would want to bet, but if the new pet sitter is worth their salt, they will be able to keep the dog occupied enough with toys and interaction to keep the dog from chewing the baseboards.   Most likely the previous sitters just threw the dog into the room/cubicle and ignored him.  We have very expensive furniture in our house and the puppy has never touched it.  She has been trained what is good to chew and what is not good to chew.  Our dogs have more toys than many 3 year old kids. (and the family room is covered in them).  Everybody is amazed that our little Cocker Spaniel girl is so well behaved on a leash and is completely house trained at less than 6 months.  It just takes a lot of work and attention.  (Kudos here go to Mrs. Jazz for her work with the dogs)
 
Our pups stay at a cage free boarding with anywhere from 10-30 other dogs in the same room.  We have never had any problems.  The folks that run the place understand behaviors and are with the dogs 24x7.   Our little girl was "rambunchous" in her first stay, but still ate well and was well adjusted when we returned after 4 days.
 
A good boarding/sitter is worth every penny you pay for it.   Kennel training is well worth it too.
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