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Is this profitable, stable, and well-established dog boarding, daycare, and grooming business located near Downtown Dallas, Texas right for you? This is an outstanding opportunity to acquire a turn-key operation with an exceptional, customer-centric staff who truly care about the furry clientele and their parents. The business consistently generates approximately $600,000 annually in revenue, with adjusted net income (SDE) of $190,000. Priced attractively at 2.5x adjusted net income, the business is offered at $475,000—a strong value for a buyer seeking immediate cash flow with meaningful upside. We are searching for a motivated, ready-to-operate buyer who is excited to step into ownership and grow this already successful operation. The ideal buyer will have a credit score of 670+, a genuine passion for dogs (trainer experience is a plus), and the drive to take the business to the next level. Any minor operational improvement areas are straightforward and inexpensive to address, making this a high-potential acquisition. Questions Answered - Is the owner “the business”? No, the current owner is not the business—the staff is. While the owner maintains an office on-site, she operates a separate business from a small internal office and has minimal involvement in daily operations. - It’s too far a drive for me considering traffic and where I live. This is not expected to be an obstacle for a new owner—there is flexibility in the schedule and operations. A buyer could work remotely as needed, or simply arrive between 10:00am and 4:00pm to avoid peak traffic while still effectively managing the business. - Why is the owner selling? The owner is ready to retire fully and is building a house in a neighboring city. She is looking forward to enjoying her new home, traveling, and focusing on well-deserved rest and relaxation. - What are some of the key add backs? The owner pays herself $60,000 per year as a base salary and receives a monthly bonus of approximately $3,700. In addition, the owner has large dogs, and certain expenses are specific to her own pets. With $190,000 in cash flow, there is ample room for a new owner to pay themselves a strong salary, manage working capital, and comfortably service SBA acquisition debt.
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This well-established, home-based business provides recurring-revenue dog walking and pet sitting services to a large and growing client base. Founded in 2015, the company has built a strong reputation rooted in trust, consistency, and long-term client relationships. A key differentiator is its commitment to assigning the same walker or sitter to each client, fostering reliability and personal connection—an approach not commonly offered by competitors. The business is currently the largest dog walking operation serving Houston’s Inner Loop, covering affluent neighborhoods including West University, The Heights, River Oaks, Montrose, Southside, and Bellaire. Operations are structured around monthly membership plans, resulting in predictable cash flow, high customer retention, and numerous long-standing accounts. Revenue concentration is minimal, with no single client accounting for more than 5% of total revenues. Currently have 37 continual walking clients. This opportunity offers significant flexibility for a new owner, whether operating as an absentee owner or choosing to take on select client accounts personally. The two current owners collectively spend fewer than 10 hours per week on the business. Day-to-day services are primarily performed by six independent contractor employees, all CPR and First Aid certified. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a profitable, scalable, and easy-to-operate service business with strong brand recognition, loyal clientele, and the ability to be operated entirely from a home office.