Dog Walking

By Gemfranke
December 3, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Gemfranke

Posted December 3, 2015

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Posted December 3, 2015

I am an Au Pair living in SE5, right on the edge of East Dulwich. I'm starting to find my free time a little boring and REALLY missing my dog back home. If anyone has a dog or two needing some attention during the day, look no further. I have grown up around many different breeds of dog so I'm used to big, small, slow, fast, strong etc.

My going rate would be ?9 per hour per dog. My ideal day for walking would be a Tuesday as it is the day I have the most free time but that can easily be worked around if need be.

You can email me for more details at [email protected]

Thank you.

Gemma

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