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How can I earn money working with dogs? Part 1

Dogs are so popular these days that there are many people who would like to create a career in dogs for themselves. They love dogs, enjoy spending time with them, and feel that they have something positive to offer both people and dogs by working with animals. Fortunately, there are many dog-related careers available to people. Here are five great ways to earn money and earn a living working with dogs.

As a job, dog walking has become in high demand in recent years, particularly in larger cities with many apartment dwellers. People who live in apartments or houses without sizable backyards, and who work during the day, often need a good dog walker for their dogs. A dog walker will stop by the house and take the dog out for a good walk, usually while the owner is at work. Many dog ​​walkers will walk the dog for about an hour. For some dog walkers, this is more vigorous exercise, like jogging. The good thing about dog walking for the dog walker is that he can walk multiple dogs at a time and have multiple clients per hour, which improves his income. You can become a dog walker anywhere there is a demand for such a service, although dog walkers are usually found in urban areas. You can also walk dogs for the elderly or disabled in smaller towns or rural areas.

If you decide to become a dog walker, it’s a good idea to get insurance and consider bonding since you’ll be responsible for other people’s pets. Decide how many hours per day or week you want to dedicate to work. You can be flexible if it’s a part-time job, but you must be reliable. Keep good financial records and have a written contract with your clients. It’s a good idea to have extra collars and leashes with you when walking dogs in case one breaks. Always pay close attention to dogs and know where to take them for veterinary help.

Just like dog walking, pet sitting has become very popular. Many people prefer to hire a good pet sitter instead of taking their dogs to a kennel. A pet sitter can go to someone’s house and care for the dogs without causing them the stress and hassle of sending them to a strange kennel with unknown dogs.

To become a pet sitter, you need to do many of the same things discussed to become a dog walker: get insurance and bond. You will be at your clients’ homes and you don’t want them to blame you if something is missing or broken when they return home. Your insurance and deposit will cover you in case of any accident. You must also keep good financial records and have a written contract with each client detailing your services. Make sure you have your clients’ contact information when they’re out of town and your vet’s contact information. You should also know about any medications or special foods your dogs receive. It is a good idea to visit clients and their dogs at their home before they leave so that you have an opportunity to meet and assess the dogs. It also gives the dogs a chance to get to know you a bit.

As with dog walking, a pet sitter may have multiple clients at one time. Usually it is only necessary to spend an hour or so with each client’s dog or dogs to manage feeding, playtime and making sure the dogs are doing well. You may want to visit twice a day in some cases, depending on feeding times. These are things to work on with your clients.

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