realitysoundbites. Own A Leo & Lucky’s Pet Store
Consumer spending on pets has been a multi-billion dollar industry in America for as long as we’ve been publishing The New Barker dog magazine (15 years). It’s an industry that continues to grow steadily every year. Supporting the industry are the approximately 85 million house- holds in this country with at least one pet. That trend continues to increase as well. The owners of Leo & Lucky’s, a
Riptide, Patrick and Rachel McGinnis, founders/owners of Leo & Lucky’s
locally-owned pet retail store in Bradenton, Florida, is positioned for growth through its franchising opportuni- ties. If you’ve ever thought of owning your own business and dreamed about being your own boss, consider reaching out to Rachel and Patrick McGinnis, the owners of Leo & Lucky’s. “We’re pet retailers, first,” said Patrick.
“This is what sets us apart from many of our peers that began first as franchisors, without having a vast understanding of the core business that experience provides. The same breadth of skills that has made us successful pet retailers is what we leverage to empower people with a passion for pets to share their knowledge with others.” Franchise opportunities with Leo &
Lucky’s include preparation, training and ongoing support. Financing is available. The Leo & Lucky’s team will also help with site selection and lease negotiation as well as design, layout, construction, prod- uct sourcing, merchandising, staffing and marketing. For more information and franchise opportunities visit:
LeoAndLuckysFranchise.com Email:
Corporate@LeoAndLuckys.com
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There has been a noticeable upswing in requests for pet sitting and pet walking services, even in light of the fact that more of us are working from home. That can be great news for our pets, since we’re spending more time with them. But, ask yourself: is it really quality time? Are your dogs getting enough
exercise and play time? Are you spending some one-on-one time to help mentally stimulate your dog? Or, does your dog spend hours on end,
faithfully by your feet or on the couch near your desk while you work? What if someone could help you in this area of pet care without your
having to go anywhere? Fetch Pet Care originated in Dayton, Ohio, and has been a trusted partner in keeping pets healthy and happy through franchise operations for 17 years. That experience and support of a national brand helps to ensure a hassle-free experience. You and your dog are paired with local owners and employees who are part of your community. Fetch Pet Care offers daily dog walking services as well as pet sitting in
your home. Overnight care is also available. Currently, there are five areas in Florida being serviced by Fetch Pet
Care professionals. It’s always a good idea to find a pet walker or sitter before you find yourself in need of their services. Schedule a complimentary meet and greet with the Fetch Pet Care professional in your area.
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