Dog Trainer

Off Leash K9 Training•Palm Springs, CA

30d

About The Position

Become a dog trainer for the globally recognized dog training business, Off Leash K9 Training! With over 180+ licensed locations throughout the United States, over 500,000+ fans on Facebook, and over 3,000+ videos on YouTube, Off Leash K9 Training is a household name in the world of dog training! As a Dog Trainer with OLK9, you will play a vital role in our dog training family. You must be committed to and show a genuine interest in enhancing communication and teamwork between dog and owner while providing a fun (and safe) training space for dogs and their owners. We provide the training, marketing, and support; you will be the Trainer for the OLK9 Palm Springs , CA location working one on one with dogs and their human parents! This will start part time and will QUICKLY transition into full-time depending on YOUR drive and motivation.

Requirements

Complete trainers certification course in Virgina ( flight and hotel paid by us)
Strong work ethic, reliable, honest, and most importantly, a passion for dogs
Computer skills (we will train you)
Reliable transportation
You must be able to board two dogs minimum at a time in your home
Must love dogs!

Responsibilities

Becoming an expert trainer for Off Leash K9 Training.
Promoting, conducting, and instructing all of our dog training curriculum.
Ability to inspire and motivate self and others.
Ability to handle large dogs (lift, help into positions, etc) and be comfortable handling aggression and anxiety cases.( will learn how in our school )
Must do before/after videos comparable to the ones seen on our YouTube channel (we will teach this)
Ensuring that the dogs receive the highest quality care and are maintained in clean, safe and secure crating or kennel
Updating owners on a daily basis
Have the ability to keep one to two dogs minimum in your home for our world famous 2-week board and train program
Ability to conduct private lessons (some on weekends)
Post on social media and do before/after videos of trained dogs