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​Day Training Trainer
This position is responsible for tasks that include, but are not limited to:
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Train all assigned dogs
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Monitor and create a safe environment in which dogs are displaying good social skills during play group
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Fill out daily notes
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Upload required social media posts/help with other tasks around the facility
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Maintaining the cleanliness of the facility for smooth and safe operation
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Provide excellent client communication during pick-up and drop-off
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This position can be part-time or full-time:
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20-40 hours per week
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Hours we are open: Mon, Tues, Wed, and Thurs between 7:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. (shifts range from 7-10 hrs - times vary).
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Current need: Monday through Thursday
Requirements:
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Dependable, a good work ethic, consistency in quality work, and a continual strive to be better
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Task prioritization and time management skills - must be able to get things done in a fast paced, timely manner
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Friendly, professional, personable, and the ability to adapt to change
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A passion for dogs, training, and continued education - must be able to handle constructive criticism and willing to learn new skills
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Ability to work as a team but also be self-motivated and able to work without supervision
Highly Preferred:
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Have taken several classes with Havana Dog Training and already have a basic understanding of how we train
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1+ year of experience working as a dog trainer, dog daycare attendant, groomer, vet tech, or related field
Why join Havana Dog Training:
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Join a wonderful and supportive team!
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Professional development and mentorship opportunities
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Competitive wages: wages between $16-$25/hr (+commission) dependent on experience & role
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Work perks: free or discounted classes, free or discounted facility use with your own dogs, continuing education, and more!
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Apply today :
Send your resume and answers to the following questions to train@havanadogtraining.com
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Years and descriptions of experience training and/or working with dogs.
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Years and descriptions of experience teaching or working with humans in an education, training, or service industry.
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Are you comfortable managing multiple dogs, intervening in fights, and training dogs that may be nervous or more prone to bite?
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Are you comfortable with learning to use a variety of tools that assist in a dog's learning including food rewards, toy rewards, slip leads, prong collars, electronic collars, etc?
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What makes you a good fit for Havana Dog Training?
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Bonus! If you have dog training experience, we'd love to see a short video demonstrating your training skills. This skill should be a new skill the learner is learning, not one that your dog has done a million times. Don't have a dog? Ask to borrow a friends, family members, etc.