Karen Wallace, via Facebook
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Showing posts with label dog careers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog careers. Show all posts
Thursday, 5 September 2013
Caring career
Can anyone tell me which is the best website to look on for animal care jobs in the UK please? I'm sure there must be somewhere they are all collated together.
Karen Wallace, via Facebook
Karen Wallace, via Facebook
Monday, 29 April 2013
Running a tight chip
Hi DT team!
I’m a dog groomer and customers have been asking me for some time if I offer a microchipping service. Now it’s due to become compulsory in Wales in 2015, I was wondering how I can go about training to become a chipper? Are there any qualifications I need to take?
Thanks,
Michelle Baines, by email
I’m a dog groomer and customers have been asking me for some time if I offer a microchipping service. Now it’s due to become compulsory in Wales in 2015, I was wondering how I can go about training to become a chipper? Are there any qualifications I need to take?
Thanks,
Michelle Baines, by email
Caring career
Hello,
I have been in contact before, I am looking for a career in the dog world. I am a qualified dog groomer but I am looking into another careers with dogs. I am very passionate about them and have a lot of interest in issues around them such as BSL and their welfare.
I am looking to become a campaigns assistant or help support charities or groups to help dogs have better lives and education people into responsible dog ownership.
I have applied for jobs with leading animal charity but I don't seem to be getting anywhere. I was wondering weather there was smaller charities or groups I could get in contact with to help me find a career or advice to work towards this.
Katie Page, via Facebook
I have been in contact before, I am looking for a career in the dog world. I am a qualified dog groomer but I am looking into another careers with dogs. I am very passionate about them and have a lot of interest in issues around them such as BSL and their welfare.
I am looking to become a campaigns assistant or help support charities or groups to help dogs have better lives and education people into responsible dog ownership.
I have applied for jobs with leading animal charity but I don't seem to be getting anywhere. I was wondering weather there was smaller charities or groups I could get in contact with to help me find a career or advice to work towards this.
In a nutshell:
I have over a years admin and customer service/reception experience.
3 years experience as a kennel hand.
2 years experience as a dog groomer.
I spend a lot of my spare time on dog blogs and at dog shows.
I am so keen to find a job I care so passionately about and a job where I can really make a difference to dogs lives and their owners.
Kind regards,
I have over a years admin and customer service/reception experience.
3 years experience as a kennel hand.
2 years experience as a dog groomer.
I spend a lot of my spare time on dog blogs and at dog shows.
I am so keen to find a job I care so passionately about and a job where I can really make a difference to dogs lives and their owners.
Kind regards,
Katie Page, via Facebook
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Retrain to train
Hi
I saw your Facebook post on Friday about an upcoming feature on dog careers and will be interested to read it.
I was made redundant from my marketing role last year and thought I might use the opportunity to realise a long term dream of mine and become a dog trainer. I wonder if you could help me with where to start - there's a lot of different qualifications and courses out there, it's a bit confusing!
Can anyone tell me the best path to take, and also if this is something I can do the majority of from home? I live in a lovely but remote area of Devon and some of the training centers I've looked at are a long way from me and I'm loathed to leave my dogs home alone for long trips across the county.
Thank you in advance,
V Preston, by email
I saw your Facebook post on Friday about an upcoming feature on dog careers and will be interested to read it.
I was made redundant from my marketing role last year and thought I might use the opportunity to realise a long term dream of mine and become a dog trainer. I wonder if you could help me with where to start - there's a lot of different qualifications and courses out there, it's a bit confusing!
Can anyone tell me the best path to take, and also if this is something I can do the majority of from home? I live in a lovely but remote area of Devon and some of the training centers I've looked at are a long way from me and I'm loathed to leave my dogs home alone for long trips across the county.
Thank you in advance,
V Preston, by email
Friday, 1 June 2012
Calling all dogtrepreneurs!
Hello everyone,
We're running a feature in an upcoming issue on career opportunities within the dog world that may appeal to our readers, and whether you're a hydrotherapist or run your own dog sitting franchise, we would love to hear from you.
If you'd like to be invloved, please do get in touch. We'd specifically like to hear about things that others may not have thought of, perhaps even things you hadn't taken into account and learnt about on the way.
Please email me your comments and anecdotes during the next two weeks (rachael@dogstodaymagazine.co.uk)
Thank you,
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