Primary Category:Other Pet Service Businesses for Sale
This Recession Resistant Florida based Dog Training Franchise is a Florida Limited Liability Company and has been in operation for the past 8 years and under the current ownership for the past 6 years. This franchise is the nation’s top franchise when it comes to dog training. They have approximately 2 years remaining on the franchise agreement. They provide day camp training, private lessons, and group classes. They also offer specialty classes and puppy classes. Additional services include daycare, boarding, grooming and the potential to grow further into these services. There are almost 160 franchise locations across the United States. There is not just dog training service revenue, but also merchandise sales at these locations as well. Since this location is in Florida, they receive seasonal clients from the other 160 locations which also provides additional revenue.
Financial Information
$225,000
Asking Price
$110,000
Cash Flow
$462,389
Gross Revenue
$225,000
Down Payment
Business Location
City:
Bonita Springs
State:Florida
Reason for Sale
The Seller is selling to pursue other interests.
Detailed information
Year Established:2015
Home Based:No
Franchise:Yes
Relocatable:No
Lender Prequalified:No
SBA Prequalified:No
Full-Time Employees: 3
Part-Time Employees:1
Contractors:N/A
Owner Worked Hours/w:40
Adjusted EBITDA:
$105,408
Inventory Included: Yes
Inventory Value:
$2,000
Monthly Rent:
$4,400
Real Estate Available: No
Real Estate Included: No
Real Estate Value:
N/A
Building Size: 2336
FF&E Included?: Yes
FF&E Value: $50,000
Training/Support
There will need to be a 3-week certification course needed for the new owner, manager or designee. The Seller is willing to provide training at 30 hours per week for 4 weeks for the new Owner. Additional training can be made available at a mutually agreed upon cost to the new Owner.
Market Outlook/Competition
The $100 billion pet industry is poised to nearly triple to $275 billion by 2030 thanks to a surge in new owners, favorable demographics, and increased pet-per spending. The pandemic has upended the lives of humans, but for pets, it’s been a bonanza. Two-thirds of U.S. households have at least one pet, with 1.7 on average.
CA 02100708
NV 1003039
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