Pet Walking Jobs Addison

I need a walker to take care of 1 dog (Toy Australian Shepherd 20LBs) named Charlie in Addison. He would need to be let out twice daily during the work week. Please see below for responsibilities, schedule and more. Responsibilities: Walking Schedule: 11:00 - 11:30 3:30 - 4:00

German Shepherd needs care

Looking for someone to come walk/play with/ and feed my babies while I go into the office Wednesdays.

Addison family needs a walker for a German Shepherd. Must love animals! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Responsibilities include regular walking.

Need to have someone get to know the dogs, one is harder to walk. Need someone to stay overnight and then walk them four times a day. One at 8 am, 2 p.m. ish, then after dinner, before bedtime. Eat twice per day,

Lola & lyric Lola is a 2-3 pound yorkie age 10 months super cute, loving & smart. Her mom is lyric 4 years old mix breed poodle yorkie, really chill loves outside & treats

Addison family needs a pet sitter for 1 dog. Must love animals! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. You should be active and able to walk my dog. Feeding and walk for Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. and again Sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. . Responsibilities also include feeding.

We need a sitter for 09/09 to take care of 2 dogs in Addison. Responsibilities include regular walking. We're also looking for some help with feeding.

I'm looking for a great walker for 1 dog. You should be active and able to walk my pet(s) regularly on Monday & Thursday in the late afternoon and evening. My dog is almost 14 years old and will not need to walk much or fast. I would cap the visits at about 20 minutes. I really need a walker to ensure she has a bio break (does 1 & 2) and to feed her (I will have the food pre-set out so all you need to do is give it to her before you leave). She does have good and bad days being so old. She has hip dysplasia and arthritis. However, she knows what she wants (LOL) she'll walk you where she wants to go (usually to eat the crumbs on the ground by the restaurants) and she'll start heading home when she's ready to come in. On her "bad" days, if her walk is less than 20 minutes, I'm fine with her getting scratches and love.

I have a 7yr old Standard poodle & a 2yr old Frenchie. Both are full of energy & would need daily walks depending on weather temperature. They both are sweet girls but definitely represent their breed. The Standard is ready to learn & please. The Frenchie isn't as willing; she will sit there & just stare at you if she doesn't want to do something.