Cave Creek, AZ · On-site
$31K - $36K/yr
PTO and STO accruals JOB REQUIREMENTS Applicants must consent to and be able to pass an FBI Background Check * Applicant must possess a valid driver's license and reliable transportation * Applicants ...
Cave Creek, AZ · On-site
$31K - $36K/yr
PTO and STO accruals JOB REQUIREMENTS Applicants must consent to and be able to pass an FBI Background Check * Applicant must possess a valid driver's license and reliable transportation * Applicants ...
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Cave Creek, AZ • On-site
$31K - $36K/yr
Full-time
Medical, Retirement, PTO
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Overview:
Imagine waking up each day knowing you get to work with man's best friend, dogs. Not only that, but you are caring for someone's family member, their child, and we take that responsibility very seriously and with great joy.
Partners Dog Training's mission is to give every dog, and their Pet Parent, an extraordinary education and a life-long, delightful relationship together. We'll be honest, you don't get into this career for the money, you join for the love of dogs and the desire to give each dog and their family a better relationship together.
Our team is vital to that mission. Why? Because Partners has roughly 10,000 guests that work with us in a given year. We have an outstanding track record of providing the cleanest environments, premier guest experience, and creating delightful relationships between dogs and their owners.
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ACT Roles:
All staff are expected to project a professional appearance and be able to effectively communicate with clients and staff alike. The ability to self-motivate and stay on task is imperative to keep up with this fast-paced and physically demanding, yet highly rewarding career!
JOB BENEFITS
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must consent to and be able to pass an FBI Background Check