a Look-a-likes, slangenmelkers, matrassentesters and Netflix subtitlers. In this section, we interview people from a non-standard answer to a ‘ what are you on, anyway? This is a time, Amy Hehalatu (36), which is a hondenuitlaatbedrijf to run the show.
What do you mean? Who: Amy Hehalatu (36) In Which: Hondenuitlater Favorite breed of dog Maybe you have, the Shiba Inu. They are so nice and fun. Sometimes a little bit of a challenge for me, as a hondenuitlater, but I think it’s really nice.”
In the space of the City of Forest, it is a hobby farm. There are five vans on hondenuitlaatservices d:, e:, twenty dogs, of all shapes and sizes, walking, and running around under the trees. In the middle of all four-footed animals is Hehalatu. Two of the vans have been on her own walking service Amsterdam West for more Information.
Hehalatu, which is on a farm growing up and worked in child services, babysitting / child services, a school, and as a gastouder. “First of all, what to do,” she said with a smile. “You know, I wanted to do more with my own son, come back.”
you can Now begin her work day at 9: 00 am and at 14.00 hours, at home. “Ideally, as a single mother,” she said. “I may have my son get it and the rest of the day to be with him. But in the summer he’s going to go best with me and the dogs go with us.”
“You have to uitlater good you are at rest, and the authority will be able to keep it.”
Amy Hehalatu in Fifty of the dogs on the waiting list,
The walking service, she is 3.5 years ago, with the help of the Bart de Graaff Foundation, which each year, entrepreneurs with a chronic disease, attach it to an investor. Now the service is so popular that there are fifty of the dogs in the waiting are.
in her network? “I have to go to class!”, said the Amsterdam area. “Some of the uitlaatservices pick up your dog for a walk for half an hour in the area. And that’s just fine. But I would like to offer more services to offer.”
With its solid pack of fourteen dogs, to walk them for at least two hours a day, five days a week. It’s busy in Amsterdam to avoid them. Perhaps they will go to the Hoorneboegse Moors or to the beach of IJmuiden, the netherlands. “Well, I have multiple degrees in my area of expertise has been obtained, and I have knowledge of dog breeds and behavior,” says Hehalatu.
Each with its own character, use
Today, there are slightly fewer dogs are not allowed. As a result of the corona epidemic and some of its services is temporarily unable to pay for it.
at the Front of the pack of runs for eleven-year-old Australian shepherd dog, Stevie. “The alfavrouw of the family,” said Hehalatu. But she starts to get a bit old, the deaf, the blind, and the young dogs have to pull less and less of her.”
and Then, there are the friendly black lab, Snoop Dogg, and the quiet drentelende wire-haired dachshund Ruffi, dogs, and friends with everyone, Brinky, and the Australian shepherd, the Rust is the only male and is very jealous when it Hehalatu to get, the Beagle, Luna, who is a tracker, wearing, as they often have a scent trail to follow, and sometimes it goes astray, and is He a stubborn Shiba Inu.
“They all have their own temperament,” said Hehalatu. “You have to uitlater good you are at rest, and the authority will be able to keep it. Otherwise, they have to take it from you.”
“for A child to send to school in order to learn from it.
Amy Hehalatu video on Instagram
The owners of the dogs receive a monthly newsletter via her Instagram page, holding Hehalatu them every day on the pitch. “If I didn’t have posted, I get worried messages!” she laughs. “People think it’s great to see that the dog is enjoying themselves.”
What they found is that people have a dog and while they don’t have the time to take that off? “If you don’t have the time and attention to you, you don’t have a dog to take in,” says Hehalatu. “But for a child to send to school is to learn. Thus, it is also a good place for your dog to have a walking service to go with. The dogs can play with each other, and the position of the group’s position. It is a social learning environment.”
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