Dog Trainer – Robin

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Day in the life of
Dog Trainer – Robin

Robin
Dog Trainer

I pretty much set my own schedule since I work for myself. Typically I like to do most of my training during the day but I usually reserve a couple of week nights for training classes or calls since many people do want to work with their dog after their work hours. I offered both group classes and private lessons so my group classes were usually in the evenings with private lessons during the weekdays. But every day can look a bit different because all the clients and dogs are working on their own individual behaviors. The key responsibilities are learning about the needs and goals of the clients and then working with them and their pets to reach those goals.

Pros

The pros are that you get to work with dogs all the time so if you love dogs that is so much fun! You can also set your own schedule and work as little or as much as you like.

Cons

The downside if you are working as your own boss is that you also have to learn all about running your own business (marketing, pricing, website stuff, legal stuff, etc) which can sometimes get in the way of doing what you really love…working with the dogs.

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Dog Trainer
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Dog Trainers

Dog Trainers use a variety of techniques to help owners teach their dogs new or improved behaviors. They may also work individually with dogs to train them for specialized activities such as herding sheep or assisting blind people.

Salary: $45000
Salary Rank: C
Education: Certificate
Suitable Personality: The Leader