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Camo Cross Dog Training Jan 2019

Jan 10, 2019

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January 2019 Spotlight

ABOUT US

Primary Business Activity: Dog training and premium dog supplies

Number of Employees (including owner): 9

How long have you been in business? I opened Camo Cross in 2011, doing private lessons in people’s homes. 8 years later, we have a 5,000 square foot training facility!

What is your business philosophy/mission statement? Providing quality, affordable training options for dog owners in a manner that is easy to understand and fun to do!

SERVICES

What sets your business apart from your competitors? Aside from my dog experience, I have a degree in Communications. We strive to not just give dog owners the training they need but make it easy to understand and fun!

Dogs in training

How is your business involved in your community? I chair the committee for the American Cancer Society’s annual “Bark for life” fundraising event. We also offer free educational presentations on dog training and safety to youth groups such as schools or scout meetings.

COMPANY INFORMATION

Business Name: Camo Cross Dog Training

Email: [email protected]

Business Contact Number: (785) 861-6901

Business Address: 3526 SE 21st street, Topeka, KS, 66607

Website: www.camocrossdogtraining.com

Social Media: www.facebook.com/camocrossdogtraining

ABOUT THE OWNER

Owner’s Name: Kelli Bausch

What is your background?
I am a 3rd generation dog trainer, I grew up in the industry.

What inspired you to start your business?
My passion for dog training. As many kids do, I went through a phase after college where I did not think I wanted to follow in my parents footsteps so I got a “real job” in outside sales. It was not long before I found myself taking my dog to work with me!

Camo Cross Dog Training team

QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

Why should your business be included in the minority & women business spotlight?
I love being a woman owned business! I would love to show younger girls that they can own their own business too!

What was the biggest “win” in your business’ history?
Making the jump to our large facility. It has allowed us to offer several dog sports that were not previously available in our area.

What’s one valuable lesson you’ve learned that you would share with other business owners?
Running a business is A LOT more than just doing what you love. I do a lot of dog training but I also needed to be knowledgeable in marketing, economics, public relations, etc.

Tell us an interesting and fun fact about your business.
The dog in our logo is actually my dog “Tru” who is well known among our clients.


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