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Friendly & Flexible Dog Walker

By MilzMC
October 12, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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MilzMC

Posted October 12, 2017

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Posted October 12, 2017

Hello all,

My name is Emily and I'm new to the area, having moved here a few weeks ago from Scotland. I am a postgraduate student.

To earn a little extra money I'm wanting to offer my dog walking services to you! I am flexible at present so can work around your schedule. I have always owned dogs and since moving to London I very much miss walking my family pooch, Rosie - see attached photo!

If you think this may be something you are interested in please give me a shout :)

Many thanks,

Emily

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