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Do you think you would like to be a professional pet sitter?
Pet sitting is a calling and a long term career commitment. There is a huge difference in pet sitters and professional pet sitters. Our sitters have worked very hard with our company and built their surrounding territory. As we have learned with experience, creating a client base takes persistence and patience, so newcomers need other sources of income for their families. The rewards for the right person are significant: being appreciated by your clients and their owners, receiving many times each day that no strings attached love that pets give to their pet sitters, building and growing clients and revenues, establishing independence and avoiding the corporate office position. But the demands are high too: 24/7/365 availability, training to keep your skills and knowledge sharp, staying absolutely organized and always being responsible. The pets depend on YOU.
Pet Sitting Aptitude Test
SECTION 1
a) Do you love animals?
b) Do you like people?
c) Are you self motivated?
d) Are you a morning person?
e) Can you drive after dark?
f) Do you own a reliable car?
g) Does your car get good gas mileage?
h) Can you walk two large dogs at once?
i) Would you be able to go to work even if you had a cold?
j) Are you a dependable, responsible person?
k) Do you feel you have "common sense?"
If you answered yes to the questions above then keep going.
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SECTION 2
a) Do you need a lot of instruction?
b) Are you in fragile health or do you call in sick a lot to work?
c) Do you have any hobbies where you could get injured and not work?
d) Do you have a lot of back, shoulder, neck or knee pain?
e) Are you afraid of any type of pets?
g) Do you have most or all the family holiday meals and get togethers at your house?
h) Are you planning to work a full time job while trying to pet sit?
i) Do you have small children that are not old enough for school yet?
If you answered "no" to these questions in Section 2 then this is possibly the job for you.
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