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Dog sitter wanted for sociable 11 year old dachshund cross

By Shawbury_Shortcake
June 20, 2024 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted June 20, 2024

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Posted June 20, 2024

I'm looking for someone who could look after my 11 year old dachshund x Jack Russell for 3 days a week from July, plus occasional evenings. Bill is very affectionate and gets on especially well with children.

He has arthritis and can't walk long distances so he's not able to go out with dog walkers as he struggles to keep up. His age and arthritis also mean he's not able to cope with a boisterous doggy day care situation.

He's after company and a bit of ball-throwing rather than a super active time. This would suit someone who works from home or who could spend time with him at my home.

Thanks so much.

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