Dog parks are great in theory but often flawed in reality. Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could start your own private indoor dog park, creating a safe, fun environment for dogs while adding a new revenue stream to your business?

If you’re thinking “yes,” but feeling overwhelmed by everything that needs to be considered and set up, this episode is for you. We’ve invited Raechel MacQueen from The Pack Dog Park to share how she’s built a thriving business around her private dog park.

It may seem that offering services to cater to every dog and person is the best way to grow your business and maximize revenue. However, this approach can sometimes dilute the value you provide and create a business that doesn’t truly resonate with anyone. By choosing to specialize in one particular area, you can flip that around and take care of your customers in a way that other businesses can’t.

In today’s show, we’ll dive into the idea of creating a specialist business that makes your brand truly unique, allowing you to serve both people and dogs in a deep and meaningful way, ultimately leading to greater business success and growth.

Building and running a pet business involves managing many different aspects to ensure success. One area that I often see neglected is the legal considerations that need attention to set up your business for smooth operation and to avoid future issues.

Today, I’m joined by Peter Tanella, an attorney specializing in the pet care industry, who will shed light on key legal matters and offer guidance on handling common situations to prevent problems and unnecessary stress.