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Haus Dogs
Dog Care Provider
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
An Animal Trainer trains animals to become familiar with human voices and contact, and to respond to commands. Trains dogs to assist people with disabilities. May train animals for a health, competition, or show. May train other animals such as horses, dolphins, and apes.
$33,724 / year median in Georgia
+8% projected growth
Job Description
The Role You are an independent contractor, providing calm, careful dog care for local owners who value it — and come back for it. Depending on the services you choose to offer, that can include: Dog walking — solo or group walks on your schedule Pet sitting & drop-in visits — check-ins at the client's home Overnight care & boarding — in your home or theirs Dog training — if you hold the credentials Hosting Out of the Haus events — pack walks, workshops, breed meetups, seminars, or your own idea. You set the ticket price and capacity; we handle listings, RSVPs, payments, and payouts. One well-attended event can out-earn an afternoon of back-to-back bookings. You choose which services you offer, which bookings you accept, and what you charge. We never cap your earnings. What We're Looking For Verifiable dog care experience — professional or substantial hands-on experience caring for dogs Composure — you can read dog behavior and body language, and you stay steady when a dog doesn't Reliability — owners are trusting you with a family member; you show up when you say you will Professional conduct — clear communication with clients, respect for their homes, and honest handling of anything that goes sideways Willingness to be vetted — a background check and our certification are non-negotiable for everyone Bonus credentials (these waive matching certification modules): veterinary license (DVM), professional training certification (CPDT, KPA), or a current pet first aid certificate. The Certification Every provider completes our composure-based certification before their profile goes live — nine self-paced modules, about 4½ hours, each ending in a short knowledge check (80% to pass; retakes draw fresh questions):