How to ORGANIZE Your Dog Walking Paperwork 

YESS! Everyone pay attention to this!! I gave up that website years ago, and have put in the description of this video and in the comments that it's not my website anymore, but some people may miss that. Hopefully not!

@@InRuffCompany where can we not find the form?

YES! These are great things to ask!

Try walking some of your friends or family members dogs first for free or paid, just for some experience first. Also if you're making flyers and putting them thru ppls doors u should put a picture of urself with a dog, that way when they call u they know that ur a child. Just because some ppl wont want children to walk their dogs, it's just good for them to know that beforehand ❤

I do not recommend putting a photo of yourself because you do not want anyone contacting you in any creepy way.

I've discontinued the webpage, as so much has happened that hasn't allowed me to keep up with it. I'm thinking about perhaps putting the template questions into the description box. Stay tuned!

@@InRuffCompany yes please . Great video very helpful

That would be great, thanks.

Doing the paperwork and insurance isn't completely necessary if you're planning on just walking a few dogs here and there. It's mainly for if you're starting a business and plan to make it bigger

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Go to the "Wayback machine" Internet Archive website (Google it), enter the link that she provides in the RU-vid video's description or her old website link (www.inruffcompany.com), click on 2018, look for August 17th, click on "00:29:26", scroll down to the blog post title "How to Organize Paperwork for Your Dog Walking Business," and click on it to open it up. You will be able to see the blog post with the template inside. or just use the link below... web.archive.org/web/20190204052052/www.inruffcompany.com/blog/2018/7/15/how-to-organize-paperwork-for-your-dog-walking-business Hope this helps!

Good question! It's always good to know some other dog walkers in your area. That way you can call on them if you do need some help. I find that dog walkers in general are very willing to help out, and then you can help them out if they need it as well. If you're taking the dogs to the dog park you can easily meet other walkers there (during the day the parks are usually filled with more walkers than owners!). I've had to help out a few dog walking friends in the past, and they've helped me as well, so it's a good idea to get some peoples phone numbers. In terms of weather, unless there's a natural disaster it's pretty much expected that you'll walk the dog. If there is an extreme weather warning (ex. extreme heat or cold) you should still go to the clients house to at least let the dog outside to go to the bathroom. Clients definitely understand the shortened walk/visit because, of course, they want their dog safe above all else. Do make sure to let them know at the beginning of the day if you are going to do this, and I like to discount the price to accomodate. I've only ever shortened walks for extreme heat or extreme snow storms, though. Most owners don't see rain as a good reason to shorten

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