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How Much Money Should I Charge for Dog Washing and Walking?
I am thinking of walking and washing dogs for some extra money, and I was wondering how much I should charge? One problem for the dog washing is that I would have to wash the dogs outside since all I have is a small shower. Do you think the dog owners would mind? Also, how much should I charge for nail clipping? or is it a bad idea?
Thanks!
3 Answers
- Stephen ALv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
I'm not sure of the amount, but let me share you some information.
Depending on your approach, bathing your dog can be a pleasant or a traumatic experience for all involved. Some dogs are natural water lovers, while others not only hate the process, they prove the theories about canine ESP by uncannily disappearing at bath time. Either way, by following a few simple guidelines, you'll be able to clean up your canine companion faster than you can say, "Good dog!"
You can bathe your dog as often as once a week, but make sure you keep him or her warm both during and after the bath. You don't want your dog to catch a chill. You may decide to bathe your dog in the bathtub, its own special tub, or the sink, but whatever you choose, a hose and spray nozzle will help. If you don't have these, an unbreakable water container such as a juice pitcher or bowl can help with the wetting and rinsing processes.
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Dog walking service usually involves giving the walker a key to your home, so he or she can pick up the dog while you are at work or on a trip. Dog walkers sometimes bring in mail or water plants as well.15- to 20-minute walk usually costs between $15 and $17 for one dog. Some dog walkers will spend extra time playing with the dog in the home or back yard and will feed and water the dog.
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- MollyLv 41 decade ago
I think some owners would mind outdoor washing because the dogs would immediately get dirty paws again. Unless you have experience clipping lots of nails, it's a bad idea because some dogs are really sensitive about this and they might jerk and you might cut too close, or they might even try to bite. As for walking dogs, I would say $5-10 per walk. I don't know where you live, how old you are, or what experience you have, so the price varies... :)
- 1 decade ago
$5 per hour for walking
$10 per washing of a dog.
If they are smaller dogs I am sure the owners would mind but larger dogs should not be too much of an issue.