So, I am a "kennel girl" at a Boarding Kennel! I only got the job on friday and today was my first day! It's a really interesting job. Today I worked with only 10 dogs, but during the summer and holidays I will most likly have 40 dogs to care for all by myself! (one other worker who does the oposite shift of me ex. If I do mornings she does nights)(there was this really cute beagle puppy there, I almost kindnapped him!)
It's hard, harder then I thought it would be! You gotta let the dogs out in ther outside pens (you just lift this little door), pick up any poops inside, then spray everything with disinfectint, then use the hose, then you have to take a brush and dry the floors, then let the dogs in and get them there breakfast, then scoop the outside kennels kennels (and Carol's yard too, LOL), then spray them down with disinfectint (if above freezing), then wash them off with the hose. Then if it's the night time you gotta wash like 80 bowls. Then give any medicine, go inside and write on the board (we do a daily Bowl Movment check and then have to write down any "problems") Then I am finally done.
Hee hee! I'm really exited though. It seems like it will be fun and I get to play with dogs! ;D
Ashley







(there was this really cute beagle puppy there, I almost kindnapped him!)
) Then I am finally done.
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I gave up nursing for a while and went to work at my friend's boarding kennel. Though I had always had a physical job, I must say, that one wore me out, especially on those cold, winter days and when it rained...and when a pup "escaped" into the yard out of his/her kennel
But what fun it was going each day to see all the pups, meet so many new breeds etc. I wanted to take them ALL home! My passion was the seniors and special needs ones. And I learned so much about dog behavior! One word of caution, you might find yourself staying there for LONG after your shift is over, just to play with and love on the dogs!



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