Robot-Dog Walkers Wanted at $20 an Hour

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A job posting seeking robot-dog walkers is drawing attention, offering $20 per hour for the work. The listing notes that no pooper scooper is required. The article text provided is very brief, so further details about the employer, location, or the nature of the role are not available. The posting highlights a playful intersection of pet care and robotics.

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