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Name And Tagline For My Dog Training Business

Posted by Anonymous on 1/24/2014 at 2:01 PM ET 250 Points
I am starting up my own dog training business.(I'm Certified). Trying to come up with a catchy name and tagline. I am going to offer group obedience classes as well as personal training. Most of my efforts will be towards personal training as that is my passion. My approach to all my training is positive reinforcement. I was trying to incorporate my name(Wendy)into the business name. I'm really open to all suggestions though.
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  • Posted by DougM on 1/24/2014 at 2:06 PM Accepted
    Proper Pets
    "Because nobody likes a bad dog!"

    Proper Pets by Wendy
    "Because nobody likes a bad dog!"

    Wendy's Proper Pets
    "Because nobody likes a bad dog!"

    If you come up with a great plan, it could be franchised. (ie: John's Proper Pets, etc.)

    Good Luck!!
  • Posted on 1/24/2014 at 2:26 PM Author
    Thanks DougM! Good ideas!
  • Posted by Moriarty on 1/24/2014 at 2:48 PM Accepted
    Looking at this from the other direction - what are people thinking when it comes to needing a dog trained. And here we're dealing with people who want - or are aware of the benefits of having a well trained animal.

    You could be "Wendy's Walkies" (assuming people know what this means where you live)

    As to taglines

    for a happy dog at your heel
    for the happy dog on or off the lead

    these are a bit more sedate as the name's quite outlandish. What are your thoughts? I can easily come up with more given a little inspiration (there'd be more but I've just got home and the brain's not run up to speed yet).
  • Posted on 1/24/2014 at 3:01 PM Author
    I like Wendys Walkies but I'm afraid people will not get it.

    I want it to be very clear what service I offer. I came up with Wendy's Pawsitive K9 Coaching.
    What are your thoughts? Tagline?
    I'm still open to other suggestions...
  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on 1/25/2014 at 6:16 PM Accepted
    What are the names like for the competition in your area? How will do differentiate yourself from them (both in name and offering)? Where are you located?
  • Posted on 1/26/2014 at 1:55 PM Accepted
    Wendy's Walkies: People will not get it.

    Why are you trying to use your name in the name of the business? What is it about your name that will resonate with your target audience? Why wouldn't it be better to capture the BENEFIT of using your services? People buy benefits, not names.
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