What Should Your Dog Training Business Actually Sell?

Robert Forto

Robert Forto

@robertforto | Executive producer and co-host of Dog Works Radio

What Should Your Dog Training Business Actually Sell?

A full calendar does not necessarily mean you have a healthy dog training business. Sometimes it means you have simply said yes to too many different kinds of work.

In Episode 3 of Building a Dog Training Business That Actually Works, Michele Forto looks at one of the most common problems facing new and growing dog trainers: trying to offer everything to everyone. When every client gets a different package, every sales conversation starts from scratch, and your prices change with each request, you are not building a repeatable business. You are running a custom shop. 

This episode explains how to create a simple product and service plan built around clear offerings, client responsibilities, and measurable outcomes. Michele also discusses why trainers need to define what they don’t sell, how to handle clients who aren’t a good fit, and why value should be measured by outcomes and reliability rather than how many commands or exercises you can squeeze into a lesson.

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Robert Forto

Robert Forto

@robertforto | Executive producer and co-host of Dog Works Radio

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