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Animals are likely the same as humans; they also need a daily care and attention. We should not abuse animals because they’re not toys that we always play with it. If humans will take good care of their pets in return they will take care of you in times of need. So we should also give importance to them. If the owner is traveling there are kennel manager or kennel attendants who can take care of our pets when we are away.
A kennel manager is the one who take care of our pets when we are away from them, providing water, food dishes to the animals. Some kennel also train animals, sell pet foods and supplies, prepare cages for long-distance travel. This person is also responsible for monitoring pet’s diseases that might affect their health.
To be a Kennel Manager require that training professionals and animal care. He/she should have a high school degree or GED. Some hospitals prefer to employers that has a college degree in animal science, marine biology, biology or similar discipline. He/she should have the knowledge in animal diseases, medications and behaviors. In case of health emergency he/she can easily cope up to the animals. An experience in animal training is needed.
Being a Kennel Manager is risky. You take care of different common animals like cats, dogs, etc. You should be brave and an animal lover. You shouldn’t be afraid that the animal might bite you. You must know how to communicate with them properly.
Helping animals in their daily life is a great success as a kennel manager. Many needs a kennel manager so it great to take this kind of profession!
Tell us about your experience as a Kennel Manager . How much you earned, who your employer was, how much education was required or anything that pertains to this career. Help others who are trying to enter into this field. All information is kept anonymous.