About The Dog Stop
Liquid Capital: $150,000
Net Worth Requirement: $250,000
Franchise Fees: $49,500
Royalty: 6%
Training and Support: Available
Home Office: Pittsburgh, PA
CEO: Jesse Coslov
Investement Range $543,000 - $1,037,300
Founded by Jesse Coslov and Chris Kane in 2009, The Dog Stop was created to provide an exceptional experience for dogs, offering a clean, safe, and enriching environment that meets the needs of both pets and their owners. With a booming pet care market and nearly 90 million dogs as pets in the USA, The Dog Stop is at the forefront of the pet care industry, showing impressive growth and providing significant income potential for franchisees.
Why Choose The Dog Stop?
- Experienced Leadership: With a leadership team that has over 50 years of combined dog care experience and 100 years in franchising, The Dog Stop offers a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record to support its franchisees.
- Comprehensive Support: Franchisees receive extensive support including two weeks of training, ongoing store visits, employee training, virtual training programs, and assistance in real estate selection, lease negotiation, design, and construction.
- Advanced Operational Tools: Utilize a cloud-based POS and customer management system accessible from any internet-ready device, providing real-time sales data, a customer portal, employee management, and email marketing capabilities.
Ideal Franchisee Profile
The Dog Stop is looking for passionate entrepreneurs who want to make a difference in the pet care industry. Ideal candidates should:
- Have a love for dogs and a desire to provide high-quality care.
- Be eager to operate their own business, with opportunities to own multiple stores.
- Have the financial capability to meet the investment requirements.
- Be committed to following The Dog Stop’s proven business model to achieve success.
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