According to the American Pet Association, there are over 41 million dog owners in the United States. That averages out to more than one third of American households with a dog in residence. As such, the demand for reliable obedience training has never been greater. In addition, the time demands that people are subject to are also at an all-time high. So when you can guarantee a dog will behave properly after just one lesson such a service becomes a godsend for countless dog owners!
Nowadays, people also pamper their dogs more. Stein-Way Dog Training® clients want their dogs to live inside the house rather than keeping them outside in dog houses. But that can often lead to young or untrained dogs destroying property and disturbing a household. The ability to curb such behavior is a service many people eagerly seek out of necessity.
As a Stein-Way Dog Training® franchisee, you'll have the potential to offer dog owners a proven service, give them a lifetime guarantee and build your business year after year. The market for dog trainers is ever expanding.
The Humane Society of the United States reports that problems with behavior are amongst the major reasons why pet owners abandon millions of cats and dogs per year. In fact, because of widespread news stories regarding dog bites, more and more communities nationwide are stressing dog safety in public areas and neighborhoods. Dog trainers help dog owners comply with local ordinances.
People want and need their dogs to behave well and no matter what the economy is doing, to be housebroken whatever their income level. They want their dog not to bolt out the door or jump on houseguests or furniture whether they are low, middle or upper income families.
As a Stein-Way Dog Trainer, you will be able to offer them a loving, disciplined pet that will be a cherished member of the household for years to come. What's more, you'll find it enjoyable to learn and the job satisfaction you'll derive is remarkable.
Stein-Way Dog Training® makes dramatic differences in the dog and owner's life
- Within four days of training, the dog is clean in the house
- Within eight days of training, the dog will bark to go outside in a designated area
- The dog does not jump or chew on family, guests or furniture
- The dog does not run away when outside off leash
- The dog will not pull on the leash in spite of distractions
- The dog will play nicely and not run outdoors without permission
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