Bottom Line Is A Dog Walker Hastings Job Would Suit You Fine

Dog Walker Hastings Dog Sitters and Dog Kennels

Thinking of a dog walker Hastings job why not? Don’t listen to the neigh sayers they only see the bad side of things such as the really bad weather we seem to have in this country well I have news for the neigh sayers it’s always been thus and outside work has over many centuries been the life’s blood of this great country this Great Britain of ours.

Then these same people talk about rogue dogs being hard to control and how easy it could be to get bitten, well when they say such rubbish you should bite back and tell them that true dog lovers very rarely have the slightest problems with the dogs they walk daily as part of their rogue dog walker Hastings duties.

It’s always good advice to ask the horse as it where (or dog in this case) and get the reply from the horse’s mouth, well I have researched the quality of life dog walkers enjoy and it’s a darn site better than the average citizen who hardly do any exercise at all just take a look around as a nation we not far off twice the weight and size we used to be just a few short years ago.

So that’s the main draw backs the doom mongers quote dealt with and I really can’t see any other problems of significance to turn any off a career as a dog walker Hastings combined with a little dog sitting and dog grooming or for that matter what could be bad about having a dog boarding kennels, for dog lovers I dare say these thing as close to the perfect job description they could find.

Bottom line is a dog walker Hastings job would suit you fine.

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Walking your dog:

    At least 30 minute walks brisk when possible, minimum five times per week.
It depends on the dog – there are some breeds for whom once a day walks are enough, but some others, especially high-energy ones, require more walks each day. But as a general rule, it is recommended that you walk your dog at least 15 minutes, twice a day. See (www.dogingtonpost.com)
    Your dogs should always be on its lead in public areas, unless it's in a no lead area.
Controlling your dog in public See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public)
   You should always closely supervise any dog when children are around.
Children & Dogs See (yourdogsfriend.org)
    You must always have a means of collecting your dog’s waste, a plastic bag or scoop is fine.
See (www.gov.uk/control-dog-public/dog-fouling)
    Your dog should be easily identified.
See(www.gov.uk/get-your-dog-microchipped)
    You may want to have your dog desexed.
See (www.caninejournal.com)