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Dog walker/sitter in need of regular work

By Angelg123
September 19, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Angelg123

Posted September 19, 2014

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Posted September 19, 2014

I am a dog walker/sitter based in East Dulwich/Peckham and am looking to work asap. I have 2 Big dogs of my own both of which face social and seperation anxiety, I have reaserched and trained myself to deal with these issues by finding techniques to help introduce them to new dogs and people. I am trust worthy, reliable and very determained. No dog is too big of a job for me as i appreciate it can be hard for dogs to get use to new people and understand it can take time. I believe every dog is a blessing and should be treated as such and i can promise you your dog will be in safe hands. There is no need to leave out any problems/issues your dog may have as it is better if i can face it head on. I charge ?9 an hour and am availble at your convinience. I have references available upon request and best way of contact is phone. My number is 07999913510.

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