Snaggle Foot Dog Walks & Pet Care is a U.S.-based franchise offering professional pet services. Founded in 2006 by Kim Cockrill in Colorado, the company began franchising in 2008.
It is headquartered in Breckenridge, Colorado. The franchise provides services such as dog walking, pet sitting, in-home boarding, house-sitting, pet taxi, and backyard cleanup. Franchisees receive training in pet CPR and first aid, ensuring high-quality care for clients' pets.
Snaggle Foot differentiates itself through comprehensive training and support for franchisees. The company offers a mobile app for online scheduling, enhancing convenience for clients.
With a focus on personalized, in-home pet care, Snaggle Foot stands out in the pet services industry. Its commitment to safety, convenience, and professional support makes it an attractive option for entrepreneurs passionate about animal care.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Snaggle Foot provides a multi-tiered training program designed to ensure franchisees operate in alignment with its standards and procedures.
Snaggle Foot grants its franchisees a defined Territory, as specified in the Franchise Agreement. Within this area, the franchisor agrees not to establish or authorize another Snaggle Foot business, providing a level of territorial protection.
This designated Territory cannot be changed during the term unless mutually agreed upon, and franchisees must operate solely within this boundary without encroaching on others' territories.
However, Snaggle Foot retains several important rights outside of each franchisee’s Territory. These include operating or licensing similar businesses under different marks, selling products through various channels such as retail or the internet, and allowing others to operate under the same system beyond the defined area.
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