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You then arrive at our Doggie Ranch (private, safe, clean, and enclosed) for an extraordinary group dog walking excursion filled with fun, exercise, socialization, chase, fetch, sniffing, love, and usually sunshine, with safety as a priority for our Top Dog SF clients.
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Stage 2: Dog Trainer: Successfully run and grow the dog training business in one of Petco's Pet Care Centers with local and national marketing support, with access to internal partner resources, networking, client acquisition through our state-of-the-art online booking and scheduling systems.
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Variety - Work with and meet many different parents and kids as a sitter. Do babysitting gigs feel more like a chance to let loose and have fun than just a mere job? Jovie has helped thousands of parents find childcare with full or part-time nannies, on-demand sitters or emergency backup childcare.
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The ideal Dog Trainer candidate must have: Strong work ethic, reliable, honest, and most importantly, a passion for dogs. We are a part of the fastest growing dog training company in the country- Off Leash K9 Training, LLC. We are looking to add one more trainer in/near Tiburon, CA. This is a demanding and challenging profession.
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Professional dog walker, capable of providing private neighborhood and group nature hikes. Most dog walking work is scheduled MON-FRI from 10/11am - 3/4pm. Paid on-the-job training and continuing education through the best positive-reinforcement dog trainers in the Bay Area.
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Teacher, dog trainer, coach, boot camp instructor, friend, confidant. We have won #1 Dog Walking company in SF and #1 Dog Walker in the Bay Area in many publications, multiple years.
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