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Live In Dog Boarding Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

... live it. We believe in the universal truths of pet parenthood - the boundless boops, missing ... In addition to dog training, you'll also be actively engaging with guests to provide 360-degree ...

... live it. We believe in the universal truths of pet parenthood - the boundless boops, missing ... In addition to dog training, you'll also be actively engaging with guests to provide 360-degree ...

... live it. We believe in the universal truths of pet parenthood - the boundless boops, missing ... In addition to dog training, you'll also be actively engaging with guests to provide 360-degree ...

... live it. We believe in the universal truths of pet parenthood - the boundless boops, missing ... In addition to dog training, you'll also be actively engaging with guests to provide 360-degree ...

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Indy zip codes -Carmel , Zionsville , Indianapolis Applicants must live within 5- 10 mile driving/ walking distance of at least ONE area. The Role * Dog walks & drop-in visits * Feeding, fresh water ...

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Indy zip codes -Carmel , Zionsville , Indianapolis Applicants must live within 5- 10 mile driving/ walking distance of at least ONE area. The Role * Dog walks & drop-in visits * Feeding, fresh water ...

What's in it for you: * $10-17/hr (hourly rate + mileage pay + client tips) * Monthly tips added to ... Able to pass a background check * Full-time resident of Northwest Indiana (must live within our ...

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What is the difference between Live In Dog Boarding vs Pet Sitting?

AspectLive In Dog BoardingPet Sitting
Work EnvironmentProvides care at a boarding facility or the caregiver's home, often in a dedicated spaceProvides care at the pet owner's home, offering one-on-one attention
Credentials/CertificationsOften requires pet care experience, certifications like pet first aid, but less formal than veterinary rolesSimilar certifications, with emphasis on trustworthiness and pet handling skills
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by pet boarding facilities, kennels, and independent caregiversCommonly used by pet owners hiring individual sitters or through pet sitting platforms

Both roles involve caring for pets, but Live In Dog Boarding typically occurs in a dedicated facility or caregiver's home, providing a more structured environment. Pet Sitting usually involves visiting the pet's home, offering personalized, one-on-one care. The choice depends on the pet owner's preferences and the caregiver's setup.

What are the most commonly searched types of Dog Boarding jobs in Indiana?

The most popular types of Dog Boarding jobs in Indiana are:

What cities in Indiana are hiring for Live In Dog Boarding jobs?

Cities in Indiana with the most Live In Dog Boarding job openings:

Professional Dog Trainer

Off Leash K9 Training

Fort Wayne, IN • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 6 days ago


Job description

JOB DESCRIPTION:
As a Dog Trainer with OLK9, you will play a vital role in our dog-training family. You must genuinely be committed and interested in enhancing communication and teamwork between dog and owner while providing a fun (and safe) training environment.

REQUIREMENTS:
Your job as a dog trainer is not simply to train dogs; you are also an educator to the dog’s family. In addition to training, basic tasks include keeping records, visually documenting training progress, communicating with clients, and more.

  • Promote and instruct our complete dog-training curriculum.
  • Update Board and Train owners on a daily basis.
  • Regularly capturing and posting engaging images and videos for social media.
  • Regularly handle large dogs (lift, help into positions, etc).
  • Safely and comfortably working hands-on with aggression and anxiety cases.
  • Create engaging before/after videos comparable to those seen on our YouTube channel.
  • Keep 2+ dogs in your home for our 2-week Board and Train program.
  • Safe and Reliable transportation.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Strong work ethic, reliability, honesty, and a passion for dogs.
  • The ability to inspire and motivate yourself and others.
  • Computer skills and the ability to utilize Google Drive programs, Facebook, and other common software.
  • Camera and computer skills with the ability to capture and edit dog training videos (we teach video editing techniques, but general competency skills are required for long-term success).
  • Sales and marketing experience and/or understanding.

AVAILABILITY:

  • The ability to work during peak traffic periods during week days and weekends.
  • A flexible schedule and the ability to chip in when work flow or your local team of trainers needs more help.
  • Schedule has a ton of flexibility, all while doing something you love!
  • Occasional travel.

COMPENSATION:

  • The right person can earn $50,000 annually to start, earning upwards of $70,000 annually after year one.
  • Earning potential varies based on trainer’s personal drive.

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