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DOG WALKER WANTED!!!


mfilho

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Dog Knowns Central South London is looking for enthusiastic and experienced dog lovers to join the team of dog walkers.


You will need your own reliable vehicle , mobile phone and an e-mail account and be able to work Monday to Friday between 10:00 am and 03:00 pm. This is a long-term role and training is provided.


We require that you live locally.


Earnings relate to the hours you work and number of dogs you walk and full details can be given to suitable applicants.


Please send a covering letter telling us about your experience of dogs and don't forget to let us know your postcode showing you live locally.


We look forward to hearing from you.


Job Type: Part-time


Salary: ?10-?12.50 P/H (it is not a cash in hand job)


Required education:


High school or equivalent

Required experience:


experience of handling dogs: 2 years

Required language:


Good spoken and written English

Required licence or certification:


Driving License


Non Smoker, please.

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