Is dog walking a good way to make money in my neighborhood???
By bmc616
@bmc616 (23)
United States
June 23, 2009 12:12pm CST
Ok, so I was getting these business cards made with my contact information on them and providing Dog walking services as well as Pet Sitting...Do you guyz think this is a good way to make money? I won't charge a ton and I think it beats the boarding places where people pay significant prices before going on a trip or something when they can't take their pets.
3 responses
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
• United States
23 Jun 09
That's a really cool idea.
That type of business is always
needed as many people have pets.
Either dog walking or pet sitting would
be an easy way to earn extra money
without the traditional sort
of job or as a way to supplement income
and it would be the perfect job for
a college student.
Good thinking!
Great entrepreneurial spirit!
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@bmc616 (23)
• United States
23 Jun 09
Thanks Sooo much! yea I love animals and well...I am currently going to college just starting out actually but out for summer tryna earn money to save up and do more things like get a car....but thnx for the info, soo inspiring...I plan on going back in the fall...yea people have lots of pets, their apart of the family so I think it would be great to do something like this.
@John4Christ (1597)
• India
23 Jun 09
I feel any job is a good job.......and trust me dogs are known for their loyalty and once you be friends with them you wont even feel that you are doing it for money.....you would simply enjoy your time and to top it all you are being paid for it......so i think there is absolutely no harm in trying it out.....go ahead !!!!
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@modstar (9605)
• Philippines
24 Jun 09
Well i think that's a good and fun way to make money.Especially for me because i love dogs. I think they're pretty to take care of. I'm sure people would be glad of your walking and petting services. You got to be responsible though because sometimes dogs might get careless then might bite and that would really mean trouble. As long as you know the How-Tos then i guess you're good to go.
