The American landscape is dotted with successful franchises
- from McDonald's to 7/Eleven to Midas Muffler - franchising
has been around for many years. Those most successful have
three common traits: a well-known brand-name; a nationwide
network of locations; and national advertising support.
The dog care business is one of the fastest growing categories
in the US for Pet Services. As you might expect, franchises
are starting to sprout in different parts of the country,
with initial investments of $30K to $40K or more, plus
monthly fees up to 7% of gross sales. To the best of our
knowledge, none have brand-name recognition, a nationwide
network of locations or national advertising support.
With our Affiliate Program, you can own your own
business, pay no monthly fees, get the startup and ongoing
support you need to be successful - all for a fraction
of what the franchise fee alone might cost. Find out how
to get started - visit our Affiliate
Program page now.
For more information on the risks of franchising, we recommend
you obtain a back-issue copy of Fortune Small Business
magazine's December 2005/January 2006 edition, which includes
a cover article on the Risks/Rewards of franchising. Back
issues are available by calling Fortune Small Business
at 1-800-777-1444.
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