The dog page

Use with: build-website. Resume line when done: Ran a dog walking service with a site showing rates and owner references — {n} regular dogs

Brief

A page for the dog walking and sitting you already do: photos of the dogs, what you charge, and which streets you cover. The owners you already work for are your references; ask each for one line. New owners find you because a current owner sent the link.

Personalize

• The dogs. Only dogs you have walked or sat, photographed with the owner's permission. A page of stock dogs convinces nobody.
• The services. Walks, feeding visits, weekend sitting. List only what you have done before and what your parents allow.
• The rates. Per walk and per visit. Ask your current owners what is fair where you live.
• The limits. Sizes and behaviors you can handle. If you cannot hold an excited seventy-pound dog, the page should say so before an owner finds out on the sidewalk.

Milestones

1. Page live on day one: services, streets, rates, contact.
2. Photos and one-line references gathered from current owners, with permission recorded.
3. Page shared by mid-week with your current owners, asking each to pass it to one dog household they know.
4. First new inquiry answered; meet the dog with its owner present before agreeing to anything.
5. Final README: which dogs, which streets, what you learned about scheduling around school.

Done means

• Live URL responding; readable on a phone
• Every photo and reference has the owner's recorded permission
• Honest-claims check passed: services listed are ones you have done, limits stated plainly
• First new-owner interaction logged in SESSIONS.md, which has an entry per session
• Owners pay you directly; the page has no payment link