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Kurt and Jen Fehrenbach opened a Hounds Town USA franchise after downsizing due to COVID, seeking a business opportunity with corporate support. They were drawn to the brand's protocols, procedures, and founder Mike Gould's expertise in dog psychology.
In an interview with Fox Business, new Hounds Town USA owners Kurt and Jen Fehrenbach explain how they found themselves in a franchising position after downsizing due to COVID. They wanted a business opportunity they could do together that came with corporate support. They found all this in Hounds Town USA.
Unlike some others in retirement, Kurt and Jen enjoy the idea of working together.
“Jen and I have been battle tested; we have survived Katrina, Ida, and numerous other problems down here in New Orleans, and we still like each other, so that’s a good sign,” said Kurt.
Regarding their own franchise, Kurt and Jen were encouraged that Hounds Town USA has protocols and procedures in place for franchise owners. They also liked that the founder, Mike Gould, was one of the pioneers of the NYPD’s K-9 unit and truly understands the psychology of dogs. The Fehrenbachs are confident in their franchise because of corporate insight into their key demographics and competition, but most importantly, they “don’t ‘breed discriminate’ like other brands.”
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on September 29, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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