Your Dog Can Get Paid Hundreds To Travel The UK As A 'Furrfluencer'

One holiday rental company is looking for dogs to review its pet-friendly properties across the UK, giving honest reviews - and the best part is they'll pay you hundreds to do it.

Where do we sign up?

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Snaptrip.com is on the look out for two Furrfluencers who will be recruited to give honest reviews about the dog-friendliness of the holiday marketplace's properties.

The chosen pooches simply need to pose in stylish lifestyle photos, taken by you, the owner, and submit a written review on each paid-for holiday let.

For this, you'll be paid £300 per property with all travel expenses paid for too, and in total, there will be 10 properties to review over a 12 months period.

According to our maths, you'll be making a nice little earner if lucky.

Did we mention all you have to do is stay at a range of lovely holiday homes, such as seaside cottages, forest log cabins and countryside manor houses, with your canine pal and write a short review?

We really can't see the catch.

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Each property will be judged on dog enjoyment, dog practicality, access to local walks and dog-friendly establishments like pubs and garden space.

Once reviewed, your verdict will be uploaded to Snaptrip.com for other pet owners to assess dog-friendliness.

Matt Fox, CEO and co-founder of Snaptrip.com, said: "We have over 30,000 dog-friendly cottages, and we thought who better to review these places than the animals who are going to be enjoying them!

"Many dog-owners pick accommodation based on whether they think it's suitable for their pet, so we think a potential Furrfluencer review system will be really helpful to our customers.

"Whether they want a chilled countryside retreat for their ageing labrador, or an active fun-packed break for their bouncy cockapoo, Snaptrip.com customers will be able to read an actual dog's experience of a holiday rental to decide whether it's the perfect place for them and their pet."

To apply, you can sign up here.

Snaptrip just ask that your dog must be comfortable travelling, must be six months to ten years old, in good health, comfortable in from of the camera, and have impeccable eye for detail.

Topics: Life News, Pets, Life

Ciara Sheppard

Ciara is a freelance journalist working for Tyla. After graduating from the University of Sussex, Ciara worked as a writer at GLAMOUR Magazine and later as the Assistant Editor of Yahoo Style UK.

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