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jtshone

jtshone

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We are looking for someone who has experience (or has looked after dogs before and has time) of dog sitting/walking.


Can anyone recommend a dog sitter/walker in SE21 area or have you ever considered looking after a dog for a few hours a day for 3 days a week (only required during term time)? Rate negotiable.


Please send private message and I will contact you.

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ted_macdonnell

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Hi there!

I am currently on ED Forum to advertise my dog walking avaliability! I am an 18 year old on a gap year currently looking for work. I have two dogs of my own which I walk four times a week so I am experienced in this field. I would love to help in any way I can!

Thanks

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