Expanding Dog Training Elite Business in Central Florida: A Journey of Making People and Dogs Happy

Central Florida Couple Expands Dog Training Business to Spread Joy and Service

Chelsea and Cheyenne Emery, former nurses turned dog trainers, have been on a mission to spread happiness and service through their dog obedience and training business. Since opening their first location in Orlando in 2021, the couple has seen great success and is now expanding their franchise to cover more of Central Florida.

After working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chelsea and Cheyenne decided to pivot into a career that would allow them to continue helping the community in a different way. With a shared love for dogs and a desire to make a positive impact, the couple found Dog Training Elite to be the perfect fit for their entrepreneurial aspirations.

Now, two years later, the Emerys are thrilled with the success of their business and the opportunities it has provided them to give back to the Orlando community. When presented with the chance to expand their franchise territory to include Kissimmee and Lakeland, they eagerly accepted. Through their existing location in Ocoee, they will now be able to provide their dog obedience and training services to even more people in Central Florida.

“We just want to be able to give to our community in so many different ways: obedience training, service therapy training, bringing joy back into people’s lives,” Chelsea shared. “Our goal in life is to make people and dogs happy at the same time.”

In a recent interview with 1851 Franchise, Chelsea discussed their journey into franchising, their passion for serving the community, and their plans for the future. The couple’s background in nursing has instilled in them a deep sense of service and a desire to help others, which they are now translating into the dog training community.

With a focus on service dog training, including support for veterans with PTSD, the Emerys are committed to making a difference in the lives of both people and dogs. Their goal is to expand their business across Central Florida, providing quality training to those in need.

For anyone considering becoming a franchise owner, Chelsea offers this advice: “It’s super cool to have the freedom to make your own schedule and build on the foundation of what Dog Training Elite is supposed to be. It’s really cool to be able to own your own franchise and customize it to help people specific to your area.”

As the Emerys continue to grow their business and spread joy through their dog training services, they are dedicated to making a positive impact on their community and beyond.