I would say 3-4 dollars an hour sounds good. i am just starting dog walking and charge 4 per hour and 6 for a pair of dogs but if you live in a bigger city they would pay more â¦ . hope this helps 3-4 dollars doesn't sound like enough.More like 5-6. would say 3-4 dollars an hour sounds good. i am just starting dog walking and charge 4 per hour and 6 for a pair of dogs but if you live in a bigger city they would pay more â¦ . hope this helps 3-4 dollars doesn't sound like enough.
Youâll stop-and-start a lot at first, but eventually sheâll get it. You can reinforce this learning by rewarding him with praise or treats when he does follow. Practice obedience training. By the time your dog is ready to go out on walks, between months 3 and 6, itâs also a good window to start obedience training. Start with basic commands such as âsit,â âstay,â âcome,â âheel,â and âdown,â and make sure everyone doing the training is consistent, using the same words and gestures.
In any case, even if you do, both dogs should not be in the same obedience class. The Lab can go to an adult training class, but the Dogo should go to a puppy class (10-12 weeks). Some places will take puppies as early as 8 weeks, but you have to make sure that your pup is well-updated on shots. I'm really not sure about taking two dogs to be trained at once. Generally, it's not a good idea.