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Dog walker wit a Vet Surgeon degree

AVAngelov

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Hello All,


I recently moved to this area and I have found that can be helpful for all of us if I become a dog-walker. It mains, that I offer you 40 years old dog-walker with a vet surgeon degree who is not going into this for the money. It's automatically guaranteed you my focus is 100 per cent with your dog all the time while the walk . I will never take more than one dog at the time because it will make me lose the goals. By given me the chance to take your dog for a walk I will give you FREE tips about the overall condition of your pet, that will help you to save money the Vet and the insurance.


If you want to know why I am applying for this job, first you have to hire me.


Thank you!

Contact number:07853086154 Antonio

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