As the new year dawns and we are set back into reality on January 2nd, picking up new resolutions and goals for ourselves, it’s also time to get down to the business of being a puppy parent. Puppy training can be overwhelming, and it’s hard to know where to start. Working with a trainer who is well-versed in a proven balanced-positive method is a great option, and that’s why our Franchise Owners are here for their customers!

After living and traveling around the world while serving in the military, Ed and Betsy Erb are ready to settle down and own a business in Baton Rouge! Are you ready to join the Dog Training Elite family and become a franchise owner? Join us today!

If your dog is part of the family it can be tempting to let them have whatever they want on such a special occasion. However, there are lots of Thanksgiving foods that aren’t safe for dogs. In fact, vets see a lot of pets around the holidays due to dogs being fed unsafe foods. Here, we at Dog Training Elite break down what Thanksgiving foods are safe to share with your dog, what to avoid, and if you’re up for it, some special Thanksgiving treats you can whip up just for your furry best friend!

While brick-and-mortar and home-based businesses have their strengths, for a service business, the in-home option makes a lot of sense. If owning a home-based business sounds appealing, Dog Training Elite may be just the PAW-fect fit for you!

Call the PUP-arazzi! Our CEO, Kelley Rosequist, was featured in Franchise Direct Magazine’s Women of Wonder issue. Only the most PAW-some women in franchising are considered for this feature, and we couldn’t be more proud of Kelley and her fantastic achievement.