Making It in NYC as a Dog Walker | My Everyday Hustle | Chasing the Dream PBS
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024
- Ever wonder how dog walkers manage those enormous packs of dogs, let alone make ends meet? Meet Nadir Samara, a New York City dog walker who makes more money walking dogs in Brooklyn than he did working for an insurance company in Philadelphia.
ABOUT the series: We see them every day and often depend on them. They are an integral part of the fabric of any city, including New York. They are the people who make our lunch, deliver our dinner, drive us around, walk our dog, and sing for us in the subway. “My Everyday Hustle” offers five fascinating first-person profiles that reveal the struggles, successes, and “daily hustle” of everyday people.
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Fellow NYC dog walker and I have to agree tourists are the worst part of this job. I cover Chelsea and Hudson Yards and the amount of times people randomly try to pet one of my dogs, especially the not-super-friendly ones, is actually ridiculous. And then they get angry when I tell them to stop lol
Big whoop. Get over yourself
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Is that a good area to work? I might be relocating to NYC and I walk dogs in SF. I also work a heavy tourist area in the marina and over the last 4.5v yrs I've found the routes to avoid the crowds.
This is so amazing thank you for sharing this insightful and informative video! It really helps to fully experience the whole aspect of the business from this pov. Have a marvelous week!
Hi this is Kanchana from India Bangalore. I am happy to be a dog walker. Really it is awesome. 30 minutes of walk with my first pet Figo.simply i am enjoying what i am doing. Thank you kuddle to gave me this wonderful opportunity.
Can u tell how to become a dogwalker
Keep at it! Word of mouth is your best advertisement! Its the best job ive ever had.
That's so awesome to hear the dog walking is a popular thing in your part of the world. I often wonder about dog walking in places outside of the US
So interesting! Always wondered what a day in the life of professional dog walkers were like. Thanks for this.
Great video, matey! from the UK
Love your video!! Please make more
Exactly what i wanted to see!
Great excersise ✔️
Love your video!
Soooo good!!
My biggest question is how do you keep your dogs from being reactive to things in the environment whether it be other people, other dogs, or squirrels, birds, cats. ❓❓❓
Id love to bring my Dutch Sheppard to Manhattan. Hed crap himself lol
Why do you say that? because it's so busy and noisy?
@ Yes we live in the far north of Canada. We don’t see many people.
Im 12 years old and I wanna start a dog walking business but I don’t know if it will be successful please give me some tips because I wrelly wanna do it and I’m in Germany right now
Joe’s gotta go
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I would recommend searching up areas that are dog heavy and learning some behavioral tips for working with dogs. Start with a dog who is well behaved and friendly and continue to learn from there! RUclips is great for tips.
I'd say start with small dogs since you are small at the moment. Lots of pulling and tugging is very hard on the body of adults, and it might wear you out too soon being younger. Try to walk frenchies, terriers, chihuahuas, dachshunds, cairns, and other small dogs like that to build up your experience and confidence