In a surprising viral moment, a dog walker from Maharashtra revealed he earns a staggering ₹4.5 lakh per month, substantially more than his brother, who holds an MBA and earns about ₹70,000 monthly. According to the man, he walks 38 dogs, charging ₹15,000 per dog each month for two walks a day

Speaking in Marathi-infused casual style, he boasted that his Sunday earnings from dog baths alone tripled his brother’s monthly salary. “Even doctors don’t earn this much,” he said in the video  The clip quickly went viral across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, igniting a broader conversation about the viability and respectability of unconventional professions

As urban pet ownership grows in cities like Mumbai and Pune, so does demand for professional pet-care services. What may seem like a simple job requires trust, dedication, and the ability to handle dozens of animals daily. Many netizens praised the dog walker’s success as an example of modern entrepreneurial spirit and “blue-collar pride,” encouraging people to rethink traditional job paths and respect blue-collar expertise.