Kennel Attendant/Dog Handler with Farm Experience - Immediate Openings

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no dogs left behindReisterstown (MD)

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Job Summary: Professional Dog Handler/Cleaner with Farming
Experience Needed ASAP Requirements: Farming Experience a MUSTMust be comfortable handling several large breed dogs Experience in cleaning and maintaining a household including operation of industrial floor cleaning machine / mop/vacuum/laundry Food prep experience helpful Reliable transportation and punctual with clean driving record Must be able to multitask and be organized Must be able to take direction and work independently
Schedule: 7:30am - 4:00pm. Part time/Full time availability Live in option for the right person Must be have the ability to travel within the USMust be comfortable in working in all types of weather Ability to operate farm equipment including chainsaw and riding lawn mower Must have experience safely towing and maneuvering a trailer with a vehicle, including backing up, parking, and connecting/disconnecting the trailer.
Compensation: Competitive, based on experience This is tobacco and drug free home with a zero tolerance rule Must have a clean driving record along with 4 professional and personal references Please respond with resume and a summery of dog handling experience Food and beverages provided during working hours Computer skills a plus Must be physically fit and able to run, stand, walk, climb stairs, climb hills, lift 50lb bags of dog food. Uniform provided Serious inquiries only please

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