Benefits:

Employee discounts
Free uniforms

Summary of Position:

The Dogtenders will ensure that all people and their pups are safely enjoying the park in a friendly and welcoming environment. At some points, there will be more than one Dogtender present within the park, in which all Dogtenders must be comfortable working together as a team to keep the park up to Off Leash standards. Dogtenders must enjoy working with dogs and feel confident in problem-solving when it comes to incidents within the park, both with humans and their furry friends.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Ensure safety: safety between dogs, and safety between dogs and humans.
Engage with both humans and our furry friends to ensure a positive experience for all.
Maintain the cleanliness of the indoor and outdoor social space, with help of the groundskeeper.
Energized by interacting with others and provide excellent customer service!
Engaging with people and making them and their pups feel welcome.
Greet and help check in Off Leash pups and guests.
Remain vigilant during the shift.
Recognize dog behavior that could escalate into an incident.
React to the offending dog behavior with redirection, correction, and proper technique.
Aid in the smooth execution of private and public events.
Proactively monitor outdoor and indoor spaces for cleanliness and possible safety concerns.
Learn about dog behavior and utilize that knowledge to ensure safety of our guests.
Monitor and restock dog waste stations.
Assist with opening and closing duties as needed, including furniture reset, turf washing, restocking, and resetting technology.

Qualifications and Requirements:

At least 18 years of age.
Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills.
Positive attitude!
Comfortable with technology.
Strong work ethic and integrity.
Comfortable working in an environment with off-leash dogs.

Benefits:

Employee Discounts
Referral Program
Flexible Scheduling
Off Leash Swag

Compensation: $18.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Here at Off Leash, we are all about creating a one-of-a-kind community where both people & their pups feel like VIPs. Off Leash was founded by dog people for dog people and our goal is to provide a relaxed, inviting atmosphere with superior service for every customer from the restaurant to the park. We are looking to onboard a team of dedicated individuals to launch our flagship location in Alpharetta, GA! From the management team to our dog park attendants, we strive to construct a supportive work environment where everyone feels recognized for the role they play in making Off Leash the place to be, where people never want to leave.

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