Wagging Tails Kicks Off 2018 With Record-Breaking Bookings

The UK’s leading dog boarding franchise business kick-off 2018 with a big bang.

Wagging Tails network started 2018 with over £100,000 worth of dog holiday bookings in January alone which adds up to an increase of over 20% year on year. The UK’s leading dog boarding franchise business leaves 2017 with a record-breaking of over £500,000 worth of bookings, an impressive increase of 10% year on year and the launch of three new franchised branches across the UK. Wagging Tails’ managing director, Lisa Suswain shares the secrets to their success: “We set up Wagging Tails to provide a holiday service for dogs with absolutely no compromises. By welcoming fellow dog lovers who share our passion for dogs and their welfare into the company as local franchise business owners we have been able to grow and meet the demand we have received from dog owners in more and more places across the country.” Testimony to Wagging Tails excellent service, dog owner and customer, Carolyn describes her experience with the dog boarding franchise: “Devoted, knowledgeable and calm. They provided Dolly with impeccable care and her pining owners with regular updates and photographs, and generally did everything possible to ensure that Dolly’s stay was happy, safe and fun. All in all, absolutely faultless. Would recommend 100%”.

As Wagging Tails has been enjoying an increasing number of holiday bookings, it has also been giving back by working with the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. In 2017 the dog boarding franchise network helped to raise over £17,000 for the charity through several successful fundraising initiatives and now with Neve, Wagging Tails very own Hearing Dog puppy, they are fully committed to the charity. Neve’s trainer Lisa shared: “It was a real pleasure to meet Neve and her team and we are really excited about watching her training progress. We are really proud to work with such a fantastic life-changing charity and we will be providing regular updates on how little Neve is getting on.”