I’d be amazed if dog walking paid enough to cover just the average priced running shoes and the gross of doggy bags one must have handy. No freebies there.
@AshburnStadium: Many dog walkers have no access to dog parks.
@dkrebs10: Seems she walks only about 10 weeks a year, unless she walks after school, which, considering the demands of teaching, is unlikely to be a daily run. And she seems to be walking on streets or lanes which means carrying doggy bags, another cost. Not many pairs of shoes in that.
She may walk dogs, but, given the fact that she’s out in the open air soaking up the sun instead of in a crowded classroom, she may be the one who feels unleashed!
GreasyOldTam almost 6 years ago
“You could work at a running shoe store.”Yes, but running shoes don’t wag their tails and bark at you when it’s time to go somewhere.
sandpiper almost 6 years ago
I’d be amazed if dog walking paid enough to cover just the average priced running shoes and the gross of doggy bags one must have handy. No freebies there.
asrialfeeple almost 6 years ago
I suppose it’s all included in the price. She gets the exercise and earns a bit on the side.
sandpiper almost 6 years ago
@AshburnStadium: Many dog walkers have no access to dog parks.
@dkrebs10: Seems she walks only about 10 weeks a year, unless she walks after school, which, considering the demands of teaching, is unlikely to be a daily run. And she seems to be walking on streets or lanes which means carrying doggy bags, another cost. Not many pairs of shoes in that.
Stephen Gilberg almost 6 years ago
I thought she walked dogs simply because she liked dogs. And exercise.
Kind&Kinder almost 6 years ago
She may walk dogs, but, given the fact that she’s out in the open air soaking up the sun instead of in a crowded classroom, she may be the one who feels unleashed!
diazch408 about 1 year ago
Wow, Miss Plainwell almost sounds like Mrs. Frazz(a cool future line of dialogue?)