As the state with more lawsuits resulting from poorly behaved dogs than any other, California has a clear need for high-quality dog training support. After recently launching franchising opportunities in the space, Dog Training Elite, the dog training franchise that works to empower pet parents through a strong relationship and great communication with their pet, has over 140 territories to develop. Though the brand is new to California specifically, it has established over 240 successful locations nationwide and is excited to launch its proven model in this new state.
“California is a major near-term focus for us,” said Betsy Feaster, CEO of Dog Training Elite. “There is a huge opportunity for Dog Training Elite owners and trainers in the state because there are more lawsuits in California for poorly behaved dogs than anywhere else, and they cost an average of $30,000 each. California needs a safe solution.”
With over 100 years of dog training experience across the corporate team, Dog Training Elite has the expertise and resources necessary to address a range of behavioral challenges with multiple training tools — all focused on a balanced approach and handler engagement.
This expertise and well-rounded approach prepares franchisees to tackle whatever challenges a potential client may bring to them, and Feaster is confident in the brand’s ability to make a major change for California residents and their dogs through this personalized approach.
“California is ripe for growth right now, and it’s truly a priority for us,” added Feaster. “We know that pet owners love their dogs, and we provide the tools and coaching they need to encourage direct engagement, develop a stronger relationship with the dog and increase the safety factor.”
While there are dog training concepts that currently exist in California, Dog Training Elite’s mobile model will allow it to truly stand out in the market. The team has long recognized the benefits of involving the owner in the training process and conducting training sessions in real-life scenarios.
Dogs’ obedience habits can be incredibly situational, and Dog Training Elite programs ensure each pet receives training that encourages them to respond to their primary caregiver in common environments. Rather than training the dog at a facility and returning it to an environment and handler that, in the context of the training experience, are foreign, Dog Training Elite starts with training the dog to listen to commands given by their owner in their home or neighborhood.
“We have competitors in California, but we take a different approach,” explained Feaster. “We focus on mobile training rather than in-facility sessions, so we come to your home and work with you directly. This encourages a bond and ongoing communication with your dog that lends itself to reliability, but the process also creates a more obedient version of the pet you love, not a ‘soldier’ who only knows how to take guidance from a designated trainer.”
As it works to meet prevailing demand in the state, Dog Training Elite is looking to fill its 144 available territories by partnering with similarly passionate entrepreneurs and dog-lovers.
“Dog Training Elite brings something great to California,” said Feaster. “That is where I want to see us grow right now, and the current state of dogs and dog training in the market lends itself to incredible growth.”
To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit www.1851franchise.com/dogtrainingelite/info
Dog Training Elite
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The fast-growing dog training franchise recently began offering franchising in California and is expecting to sell out quickly with skyrocketing demand in the state.
As the state with more lawsuits resulting from poorly behaved dogs than any other, California has a clear need for high-quality dog training support. After recently launching franchising opportunities in the space, Dog Training Elite, the dog training franchise that works to empower pet parents through a strong relationship and great communication with their pet, has over 140 territories to develop. Though the brand is new to California specifically, it has established over 240 successful locations nationwide and is excited to launch its proven model in this new state.
“California is a major near-term focus for us,” said Betsy Feaster, CEO of Dog Training Elite. “There is a huge opportunity for Dog Training Elite owners and trainers in the state because there are more lawsuits in California for poorly behaved dogs than anywhere else, and they cost an average of $30,000 each. California needs a safe solution.”
With over 100 years of dog training experience across the corporate team, Dog Training Elite has the expertise and resources necessary to address a range of behavioral challenges with multiple training tools — all focused on a balanced approach and handler engagement.
This expertise and well-rounded approach prepares franchisees to tackle whatever challenges a potential client may bring to them, and Feaster is confident in the brand’s ability to make a major change for California residents and their dogs through this personalized approach.
“California is ripe for growth right now, and it’s truly a priority for us,” added Feaster. “We know that pet owners love their dogs, and we provide the tools and coaching they need to encourage direct engagement, develop a stronger relationship with the dog and increase the safety factor.”
While there are dog training concepts that currently exist in California, Dog Training Elite’s mobile model will allow it to truly stand out in the market. The team has long recognized the benefits of involving the owner in the training process and conducting training sessions in real-life scenarios.
Dogs’ obedience habits can be incredibly situational, and Dog Training Elite programs ensure each pet receives training that encourages them to respond to their primary caregiver in common environments. Rather than training the dog at a facility and returning it to an environment and handler that, in the context of the training experience, are foreign, Dog Training Elite starts with training the dog to listen to commands given by their owner in their home or neighborhood.
“We have competitors in California, but we take a different approach,” explained Feaster. “We focus on mobile training rather than in-facility sessions, so we come to your home and work with you directly. This encourages a bond and ongoing communication with your dog that lends itself to reliability, but the process also creates a more obedient version of the pet you love, not a ‘soldier’ who only knows how to take guidance from a designated trainer.”
As it works to meet prevailing demand in the state, Dog Training Elite is looking to fill its 144 available territories by partnering with similarly passionate entrepreneurs and dog-lovers.
“Dog Training Elite brings something great to California,” said Feaster. “That is where I want to see us grow right now, and the current state of dogs and dog training in the market lends itself to incredible growth.”
To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit www.1851franchise.com/dogtrainingelite/info
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