By utilizing simple, cost-effective, and dog-friendly materials, Hounds Town USA allows Franchise Owners to open their businesses on average for $800,000.* This investment is significantly lower than other doggie daycare franchises in the country.
The Hounds Town model is simple to open and run and requires minimal overhead expenses and minimal employees.
In 2023, our Average Net Operating Income for locations open 5 years or more was $330,402*, and the Average Net Operating Income for locations open 3-5 years was $232,176*!
Every Franchise Owner is empowered to partner with local charities, rescues, and animal shelters to build strong relationships within the community while experiencing the pride of giving back.
We have developed an omnichannel marketing plan designed specifically to ensure that all new Owners do not have to worry about having customers when they open. With a focus on digital, video, search, and print, we ensure we cast a wide net to dog owners in a targeted radius around each location.
Our “Unrivaled Canine Expert,” Founder Michael S. Gould, has almost 40 years of direct canine experience that he passes along to all new Hounds Town Owners.
If you have an entrepreneurial drive, a knack for sales, and leadership experience, then this could be the right franchise for you.
Of course, making money is important, but if you’re passionate about the idea of spending your workday with dogs and giving them the best experience possible, you’ll love your business that much more!
People who describe themselves as uptight and corporate won’t enjoy the fun, dog-loving Hounds Town culture.
Hounds Town locations impact the community for the better, reducing euthanization rates and establishing healthier handling protocols. If being part of this doesn’t sound exciting, Hounds Town is probably not the best fit.
If you have an entrepreneurial drive, a knack for sales, and leadership experience, then this could be the right franchise for you.
Of course, making money is important, but if you’re passionate about the idea of spending your workday with dogs and giving them the best experience possible, you’ll love your business that much more!
People who describe themselves as uptight and corporate won’t enjoy the fun, dog-loving Hounds Town culture.
Hounds Town locations impact the community for the better, reducing euthanization rates and establishing healthier handling protocols. If being part of this doesn’t sound exciting, Hounds Town is probably not the best fit.