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Scamps & Champs offer a loving alternative to traditional kennels and we are looking for new hosts to add to our team. You must have a secure garden, no children under the age of 5 and be at home for most of the day. This is an ideal opportunity to be home based and work with animals. The applicants should love dogs and animals, the outdoors and walking, have experience of pet care or working with animals or have owned your own dog.

You can have your own dog but it must be friendly and willing to accept other canine friends. Your fee will be paid when the dog is dropped off. This is a self-employed home-based position, is very flexible and fits around your lifestyle. You will only be looking after dogs from the same household.

We will provide everything that the dog requires e.g. beds, food, leads, treats so you can just enjoy your canine companion.

0333 200 5827

Call our friendly team to discuss your needs

Client Feedback 

Dog Walking
“Fed all our pets which consist of different species & then chaperoned our dog to our wedding for us, did an amazing job & the people at Scamps and Champs are lovely down to earth folk.“
Suzie
Oldham
Dog Walking
“Fed all our pets which consist of different species & then chaperoned our dog to our wedding for us, did an amazing job & the people at Scamps and Champs are lovely down to earth folk.“
Suzie
Oldham
Dog Walking
“Fed all our pets which consist of different species & then chaperoned our dog to our wedding for us, did an amazing job & the people at Scamps and Champs are lovely down to earth folk.“
Suzie
Oldham
Dog Walking
“Fed all our pets which consist of different species & then chaperoned our dog to our wedding for us, did an amazing job & the people at Scamps and Champs are lovely down to earth folk.“
Suzie
Oldham

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