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Professional Dog Trainer - Salt Lake City, Utah

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off leash k9 trainingSalt Lake City (UT)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40-60 K/year

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About the role

Are you looking for a career, not just a job? Do you love dogs? Do you love helping people? Do you possess great customer service skills? We are a part of the fastest growing dog training company in the country - Off Leash K9 Training, LLC. We are looking to add 2 more trainers at our Salt Lake City location, 4 at our Lehigh Valley/Allentown location and 2 at our Scranton, PA location. This is a demanding and challenging profession. We need someone that is highly driven to establish professional relationships and be successful. Minimum job requirements Must reside in or around the North Salt Lake Utah area Must be able to board at least 2 dogs at your residence for 14 days at a time. (Kennels are provided for vehicle and home) Must have reliable transportation Must have a smartphone Must have knowledge with Social Media (Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, etc.) Must complete a 21 day certification process at the OLK9 Training Facility in Allentown, PA Day to day requirements Handling and training small and large breeds from puppy to adult Working with dogs needing behavior modification from anxiety to aggression Interacting with the public in a professional manner Driving to appointments in the North Salt Lake area. (95% are at the facility) Continuing education and increasing skill in training, both dogs and human Attend PR events Be self motivated The ideal Dog Trainer candidate must have Strong work ethic, reliable, honest, and most importantly, a passion for dogs. Computer skills with the ability to create dog training videos. The ability to work during peak traffic periods during weekdays and weekends. Customer service and communication skills are essential. The right person can easily earn $40-60K/year (or more) working from home, a lot of flexibility, and doing something you love!

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