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Dog Trainer Reviews
What is it like working as a Dog Trainer?
November 2018
Dog Trainer:
I love the pet parents and their pets as well as their referrals. I look forward to University. The culture of our store is mostly great as are benefits. Management is supportive and as a Senior Dog Trainer I look forward to stepping up into Area Mentor.
February 2017
Limited opportunities.
Dog Trainer in Cincinnati:
Pros: Small, friendly city, reasonable cost of living.
Cons: Small, limited public transit, etc.
February 2015
It's a dream job! I play with dogs and help people who care.
Dog Trainer:
Pros: What I llike most about my job is that I'm constantly helping people better themselves, their lives, and the lives of their families -- both human and canine.
Cons: The only things I hate about my job are bad and/or ignorant people who in turn spread their badness on to their dogs and/or family/friends/peers and good but timid, self-conscious people letting their dogs rule their homes and lives.
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