Would dog minding & dog walking be a good way to make money?
I've been thinking it could be a good way to make easy cash. You know, just taking on 1 dog at a time so there's no possible chance of dogs fighting hurting each-other. Like $100 a day or something. Say if someone wants to go away for the weekend, I can charge them $200 to look after their dog for 2 days. Then maybe if someone is going on holidays for 2 weeks, I could do like $50-75 a day.
What do you guys think? What could possibly go wrong?
Just don't fuck the dog, please.
>>27595752
I see no flaws in this plan, you should look into advertising yourself via facebook or smth.
>>27595783
Nice meme.
I have 2 dogs who I take care of and am really autistic about losing, so they're treated like literally kings n shit and I have the house reinforced so they cant dig out or escape.
I personally wouldn't trust any of my family members with taking care of my dogs because I don't trust they could look after them without losing them. I feel like if there are other people out there like that, I could offer them a service like this. I don't trust anyone walking my dogs besides me, so my target client base would be other autistic people like me who are terrified of losing their dog and don't trust family to look after it...and also don't want to take their dog to a place where there's dozens of dogs in the 1 spot.
>>27595783
What if it wants it, though?
>>27595829
Perhaps you should advertise your autistic fear of losing a dog as the main selling point of your service. That way other people know they can trust you.
