Is a 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.
- How far of a drive 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.