Pros
Hands-on experience , constant physical activity, learning body language with dogs
Cons
There is literal mold on the floors and walls, especially where the mop is, the dogs safety is not a priority (theres a literal paper that says if a dog gets hurt, to not immediately let the parents to know, but rather the managers), dogs that are not fit for daycare are still let in, there are puppies that way too young to be in daycare but still are, management lied to me about a position in another location just to have me keep working there, and when upper management was told all of this over the phone, he used an ai "receptionist" to help him to know what to say. Management here is completely unprofessional and only care about wealth, not the well-beings of the dogs. Additionally, you will be working by yourself while theres 20 - 40 other dogs in the room with you. All for $12 an hour.