US EditionCompany to Pay $1K per Hour for Someone to Smell Dog Breath, Accept Dog Kisses
The contract roles support PupGum, with hires expected to assess canine breath and kisses for up to $1,000 an hour, according to listings.
- New York City-based pet food company Spot & Tango recently posted two contract positions: Dog Kisser and Dog Breath Sniffer, each paying $1,000 an hour.
- These roles support the company's PupGum, a dental chew designed to freshen canine breath, with workers conducting assessments in New York City dog parks.
- Spot & Tango requires candidates to be "genuinely obsessed with dogs, not just tolerant of them," involving close-up breath assessments and meticulous note-taking.
- Interested applicants can submit a resume and cover letter via the Spot & Tango Careers page, with perks including first access to merchandise and a "fun, dog-friendly NYC office."
- Although the roles pay $1,000 an hour, the job postings do not specify the total number of hours the new hires will work, though positions remain listed on the website.
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Company to pay $1K per hour for someone to smell dog breath, accept dog kisses
A New York-based company is looking to hire two people for very peculiar roles for big money. (Source: WCBS)
Get Paid To Kiss Dogs, Smell Their Breath In Unusual Jobs: Here's How
If you're the type of person who wants to smooch every pooch you see, a new job posting might actually pay you to do that.Spot & Tango posted openings for two unusual jobs: "Dog Kisser" and "Dog Breath Sniffer." Both positions focus on interacting closely with dogs to evaluate their breath and overall "kiss-worthiness."The Dog Kisser role is centered on visiting dog parks across New York City to meet dogs and accept kisses."As our official Dog K…
NEW YORK — What would you be willing to do for a generous salary? A pet food company based in New York raises this question with two very unusual job offers: smelling the breath of dogs and kissing them. Spot & Tango seeks to fill two temporary posts in the city, each with a salary of $1,000 an hour. "Do you love dogs? Do you have a smell that detects even the slightest trace of bad smell?" says the offer for the dog breath sniffer job.
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