The document outlines various jobs for dog lovers, highlighting roles such as dog breeder, day care worker, groomer, animal behaviorist, and dog trainer, along with their required skills and potential drawbacks. It emphasizes the importance of training, experience, and financial commitment while noting the emotional toll and inconsistent client participation that can be challenges in these fields. Additionally, it mentions veterinary services and community roles like search and rescue, and pet therapy, indicating paths for those interested in working with dogs.

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2. Dog BreederBeing a dog breeder entails a lot more than just allowing purebreds to mate and then selling the puppies. In order to become successful at these jobs with dogs, you must:Duties:Maintain the breed standardsKeep your dogs happy and healthyNetwork with more experienced breeders and learn from them Invest a lot of time and money Disadvantages:Can take a heavy financial and emotional tollProfits may not be realized for several generations

3. Doggie Day Care Worker/Kennel AttendantYou may want to consider these jobs with dogs if you don’t mind cleaning up after dogs, as well as playing with them. Day care centers for dogs and boarding kennels may sometimes operate under the same roof. Duties:Doggie day care worker - supervise playtime for the dogsKennel attendants - care for dogs staying for days to weeks Advantages:Previous experience not requiredTraining is provided on the jobWith enough experience, you can become a manager or a business ownerCross-training as a vet assistant in kennels Disadvantages:At entry level, hard work and low pay

4. Dog GroomerIn the canine world, these jobs with dogs can be likened to those of cosmetologists. You can learn the basics of grooming by working as an assistant for a professional. To learn advanced techniques and styles, you can study at a dog grooming school and receive certification and membership with the National Dog Groomers Association. Duties:Style dogs for dog shows, photographs, and everyday comfort Disadvantages:Training is requiredDirty and smelly dogs, which may have parasites

5. Animal BehavioristThese jobs with dogs involve working with pets and owners to remove unwanted behaviors with the use of programs. There are 2 types of Animal Behaviorists:Applied Animal Behaviorist – a dog psychologist. Requirements: postgraduate programs in a behavioral scienceVeterinary Behaviorist – a dog psychiatrist who may prescribe medications. Requirements: must be a licensed veterinarian who has completed internships, residencies, and passed all requirements to become a board-certified specialist Disadvantages:Dog owners who do not implement programs consistentlyGetting the education necessary to qualify for the position

6. Dog TrainerIn order to become a dog trainer, you will need to have an understanding of how dogs think, the ability to teach, and a lot of patience. It is best to start as an assistant to a trainer experienced in these jobs with dogs. Duties:Teach dogs basic and advanced commandsHelp dog owners teach commands to their dogsWork with future service and working dogsTrain dogs to perform for films and T.V. Advantages:Certification is optional for these jobs with dogsDisadvantages:Owners who are not consistent with training program, or encourage bad behavior

7. Veterinary Medical ServicesIn the field of veterinary medicine, you will work to maintain dog wellness and care for sick pets.Veterinarian – a dog physician; they may specialize in a wide range of disciplines such as pharmacology, dentistry, and general animal care. Requirements: 4 years of college and 4 years of vet school.Veterinary Technician – a credentialed vet nurse. Requirements: complete a 2-4 year vet tech program.

8. Veterinary Assistant – has similar duties to a vet tech, but is not licensed and has no credentials. Depending on state law, they may not be able to perform some advanced nursing duties.Disadvantages:Animals are unable to communicate their problems, which makes accurate diagnosis difficultBurnout from stress

9. Community/ Public ServicesThere are many jobs with dogs that will empower you to serve the public and your community:Search and Rescue – you will be partnered with a dog that has been trained to find missing peoplePolice force – if you are a qualified officer, you will be partnered with a working dogPet therapy – you and your dog visit hospitals, nursing homes, and schools to uplift others

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