- Sydney -pair wants a live babysitter for their dog
- Tasks include walks and brushes twice a day
- Advantages include luxury accommodation and flexible hours
A rich family in Sydney is flooded with applications after advertising for a babysitter to take care of their pedigree dog in their mansions.
Event manager Yasmin Morris wants a 'reliable, dog -loving au pair' to take care of their Maremma shepherd dog – who spends asleep for most of his time – while she is working.
The resident position would take care of the care for the dog called Polare in the family cushion overlooking the ocean on the northern beaches of Sydney, or on their Hunter Valley weekends under beautiful wineries.
“Your tasks include walking our dog four to five days a week, feeding her dinner and brushing her twice a day,” wrote Mrs. Morris on a popular Facebook page of Nanny.
'Polare is very low in maintenance and usually sleeps, but we want someone to walk her in the morning when we are working. '
The commentary part was flooded with hundreds of enthusiastic applicants within a few minutes, with the most dubbarrowization called their dream role.
“Despite my husband and children, I am tempted to request this,” a mother admitted.
“She's such a darling, I really want to be her babysitter,” said one, while the other added, “I wish I was Polare.”
Yasmin Morris placed a work looking for a babysitter for her dog polare and was flooded with applicants
The commentary part was flooded with hundreds of enthusiastic applicants within a few minutes, with the most dubbarrowization called their dream role.
The advertisement in a Facebook group received a lot of attention
Further details tempted that the hours were flexible and added: “You have your own private room and bathroom downstairs, with 25 hours of work per week.”
And for everyone who is worried, they can be bored with Long Beach walks and watching polare nap for the rest of the day, the function also offers regularly travel if you want.
“We often travel to our property twice a week in the Hunter Valley, and during that time you might have to take care of Polare if she doesn't go with us,” she said.
“You are also very welcome to come to our characteristic of Hunter Valley if you want with us there.”
In the seductive description of Mrs. Morris of apparently minimal daily tasks was a handful of stunning photos of Polare and the luxurious features of the family.
However, some details led to suspicions that the work advertisement was a scam.
'Too good to be true. It is a scam. Photos are on a hotels website, “warned one person.
Mrs. Morris has the row of harmless to confirm their Bilgola Beachhouse and KcRimpelwood Organic Estate Cottage, are both mentioned for events, photo shoots and holidays.
But it is not all trips for the winery and lounging by one of the two beautiful Pools.
Mrs. Morris also added that Polare's new babysitter would also be expected to help with light household tasks such as the washing and removing the dishes'.
She added: “If you like cooking, that's a huge plus.”
Polare even has its own Instagram account – where her bio reveals that she 'enjoys benches and beaches'.
Yasmin Morris admits that Polare sleeps most of the day, but still needs morning walks and twice a day
Further details tempted that the hours were flexible and added: “You have your own private room and bathroom downstairs, with 25 hours of work per week.”
Some people jokes that they would leave their husbands and children to be Polare's Nanny
In a recent update, she revealed that her new babysitter was about to start Omal – but it was only an appointment in the short term due to a replacement that was again needed in March.
“Thanks to everyone who has sent messages about searching for me,” she posted online. “It's a few days ago. I chose and she will be here in two weeks.
'I hear that there will be many extra walks, chicken and a few Dutch lessons on my path!
'After she left in March, Mama says that I will have a new friend. I decided that I really have to be very cute. #nannydiaries'
