Dog Care Specialist
dog stop lake charlesLake Charles (LA)
About the role
Job DescriptionJob DescriptionBenefits: Employee discountsOpportunity for advancementPaid time offAre you looking for a fun and loving workplace where you can share your enthusiasm for dogs every day? Do you want to be part of a dynamic team that values a safe and positive environment for both pets and their families? At The Dog Stop, we are committed to delivering an exceptional experience for dogs and their owners. Join us as a talented Dog Care Specialist and enjoy a rewarding role where you will learn about dog behavior, manage back-of-house operations, and create a welcoming atmosphere. Benefit from a flexible schedule, paid training, and the joy of bringing your dog to work!
Key Responsibilities:
Supervise and direct safe, positive play among dogsMaintain a clean and healthy environment for all canine guestsOversee staff and dog interactions to ensure safety and funManage back-of-house operations efficientlyImplement and train team members on corporate policiesIdentify dog play styles and behaviors, responding proactivelyEnsure guests and their owners feel comfortable and valuedContribute to a positive and enthusiastic team environmentQualifications & SkillsPositive attitude and outgoing personalityStrong time management skillsGenuine love and passion for dogsHigh school degree or equivalentAbility to quickly learn dog behavior and company servicesPerks & BenefitsFlexible schedule including Monday to Friday and weekend availabilityPaid vacation days and paid trainingEmployee discounts on retail products and servicesBring your dog to work for a fun and loving atmosphereWork onsite in a welcoming and supportive environment
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