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How much is that dog walking service in the window? That's the question

a few prospective buyers of the pet sitting company Wag are asking. The struggling gig worker business is up

for sale after a rough and tumble ride over the last few years. Jason Meltzer and brothers Joshua

and Jonathan Viner founded the company in 2015 as a kind of Uber for dog walking.

The idea, download the Wag app, select your location, and you can hire an independent

walker for Fido in an instant. The market for all things our pets need is growing by

leaps and bounds, you might say. Given our willingness to invest

oodles of money in man's and woman's best friend, the idea felt like a winner. It had grown

quickly expanding into 100 U.S. cities by early last year. Along with rival Rover, Wag got tons of

press and considerable interest from investors. In January of 2018,

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