Wish me luck!

Im back, dont think it went very well .

The owner had issues with me living 2 buss rides away, he seamed to think i wouldn't get to work on time.
Plus i messed up , i was at first being interviewed by the manager i was ok at that point, then the owner came in interrupted the interview and started talking over my CV & Puppy reference sheets (Id taken them with me) my attention was drawn away from the questions half of them got skipped, some were half completed and others i just messed up .
OH well plus i found out it wasn't the job i thought, i wanted to go into animal care, the job (I wasn't told the job description before i arrived BTW) was for a target based sales person to work with the supplier's. In other words the supplier's would tell me what i had to sell and how many for what price each week, not the kind of job id be suited for too much stress.

If you are easily stressed, the pressure of achieving targets of selling each week is not for you. they should have made it clear what the job entailed before hand.

I agree with Tel. That was bad of them.
Sorry it wasn't what you thought. That sort of thing wouldn't be for me either. Don't fret about it. Maybe something else will turn up.

They do have paid jobs at the animal shelters. They are not all voluntary. It could be worth asking.

Thats bad that the job wasn't properly described to you.
i hated the stress of showrooms when i worked for B&Q, i liked the job but the pressure put on you by management was bad, if the store needed to achieve the target all the pressure was on showrooms as it was high value sales.