Dog Walking and Dog Boarding
Hi All,
Due to Covid 19 I currently am out of work so making the best of the situation and looking to pursue work in my other passion which is animals :)
I am just sending out the message to say if anyone needs their dogs walked during the week I am available to do so and would charge $15 for a one hour walk.
I also have a fully fenced section and cosy home which I am open to having small/medium size dogs board if you need someone to look after your dogs while you are away :) I would charge $30 per night for this service.
I am currently studying animal behaviour and volunteering at a doggy daycare and have current pet first aid certificate so your dogs will be in good hands :)
Would love to help you out looking after your doggo so if you would like to get intouch please feel free to contact me via neighbourly and I will reply with my contact details.
Claire
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34% The sting of a fine (Money talks!)
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66% The threat of demerit points (Nobody wants to lose their license!)
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