What If Your Love for Dogs Could Become a Career You Love Just as Much?

YES! And you might be surprised how many of our students started exactly where you are.

You don’t need to arrive knowing how to train dogs, manage a pack, or run a business.

That’s what we’re here to teach you!

Inside WHDC, you’ll learn canine behavior, body language, training techniques, safe group management, and how to create structured socialization experiences.

You’ll start by learning and practicing the foundational skills before taking responsibility for groups of client dogs.

And if you’re wondering whether someone with little experience can really build a dog business…

Meet Chelsea of Buddy’s Buddies Dog Camp. She described herself as an overenthusiastic, unorganized dog lover with little dog experience.

Today, she has her own dog camp.

You don’t have to be born knowing how to do this. You can learn.

This might be one of the biggest misconceptions about starting a dog socialization business.

People imagine needing 20 acres, a giant building, or thousands of dollars to rent a facility.

But that’s not necessarily how these businesses start.

For an outdoor dog camp, you might explore local trails, private land rentals, or partnerships with property owners.

For an indoor day school, a suitable garage, basement, or smaller space might be an option.

Jess, our S.A.F.E. School for Dogs™ co-creator, actually moved her day school from a warehouse into her garage!

Of course, you’ll need to research local zoning, permissions, insurance, and other requirements before operating.

Inside WHDC, we’ll help you explore possible setups and understand what to investigate.

You don’t have to own your dream property to start exploring your dream business.

That’s a really smart question to ask.

Before you commit to a property, sign a lease, or start accepting dogs, we’ll help you understand what you need to research to determine whether a dog camp or day school is realistic in your area.

That includes things like local zoning, permits, insurance, suitable spaces, and the practical requirements of operating a dog business.

And because WHDC teaches both outdoor dog camps and indoor day schools, you’ll have two different business models to explore.

You don’t need to have the perfect space figured out today. But you do need a plan for finding out what’s possible.

That’s part of what we’ll help you learn. Confirming the requirements that apply to you is your responsibility, with your local authorities and the appropriate professionals — we can’t give legal advice or verify every student’s zoning and permits.

Perfect. Because we’re not expecting you to figure it out on your own.

We don’t just teach dog training.

We teach you how to turn those skills into an actual business.

From choosing your business model and setting prices to client evaluations, contracts, marketing, and creating your operating systems.

Our 60-Day Launch Roadmap breaks the process into manageable steps so you’re not staring at a mountain of information wondering what to do first.

And you’re not alone.

Lyndsay of VT Dog Treks had never owned a business before. She worried whether people would hire her and whether she could actually pull it off.

Today, she runs her own dog camp and gets to spend her days doing work she loves.

Ooooh, this is a big one.

Because it’s one thing to dream about working with dogs. It’s another to wonder whether people will actually pay you.

Here’s something important:

You’re not just offering dog walking or somewhere for dogs to burn energy.

You’re learning to offer structured socialization that helps dogs develop confidence, social skills, and better behavior in a group environment.

That’s a different kind of service.

Inside WHDC, you’ll learn how to communicate that value, market your business, attract potential clients, and create an experience that encourages people to keep coming back.

We can’t promise that every market will have the same demand or that clients will appear overnight.

But we’ll teach you how to build and market your service instead of leaving you to figure it out through trial and error.

Can I tell you something?

I wasn’t ready when I started, either.

I was working at a gas station and liquor store, wondering what on earth I wanted to do with my life.

I didn’t have professional dog training experience or a business degree.

I just knew I loved dogs, loved being outside, and wanted a life that felt different.

So I started learning.

And that decision eventually led me to a career I never could have imagined.

Here’s what I want you to consider:

Maybe being ready isn’t about already knowing how to do everything. Maybe it’s about being ready to learn.

You don’t have to quit your job tomorrow.

You don’t have to open a dog camp next week.

And you certainly don’t have to have everything figured out.

You can start learning now and build toward your goals at a pace that works for your life.

Absolutely. In fact, starting part-time can be a practical way to gain experience and test your business idea.

Maybe you start with one or two days per week, a small number of carefully selected dogs, and build from there as your skills and demand grow.

Emma of Mountain Ridge Dog Pack originally planned to run camp for fun on weekends.

Within a year of taking the course, she reported running her dog camp full-time, with more than 30 clients and a waitlist.

You don’t have to turn your entire life upside down on day one.

That depends on your location, pricing, number of dogs, operating schedule, and expenses.

But let’s look at a simple example.

Say you have five dogs attending camp at $40 per dog, three days per week.

That’s $600 per week in gross revenue, or approximately $2,600 in an average month before business expenses and taxes.

Now imagine gradually growing your client base and schedule.

Inside WHDC, we’ll teach you about pricing, business operations, marketing, and building recurring income through client memberships.

Some of our graduates have built businesses that replaced or exceeded their previous income.

But your results will depend on the business you build, the market you’re in, and the work you put into it.

The goal isn’t simply to earn more money.

It’s to create an income doing work you actually love, with a schedule and lifestyle that make sense for you.

That’s exactly why Wild Hearts Dog Club™ is more than a collection of online courses.

You’ll have access to two live coaching calls each month, with Rhonda and Jess, where you can bring your questions about dog training, socialization, and building your business.

You’ll also be part of a community of people learning and building alongside you.

Because sometimes what you need isn’t another video lesson.

It’s someone experienced to help you figure out your next step.

Nope! You get BOTH inside Wild Hearts Dog Club™.

My Dog Camp™ teaches you how to build an outdoor dog socialization business using structured pack adventures.

S.A.F.E. School for Dogs™ teaches you how to create an indoor day school focused on structured play, training, and relaxation.

Both use professional dog training and structured socialization principles.

You can explore both models, decide which fits your circumstances, and focus on the one you want to build.

We want you to feel confident about your decision, not pressured into something that isn’t right for you.

Wild Hearts Dog Club™ offers a 30-day conditional guarantee for members who complete the required training activities, participate, and demonstrate a genuine effort to follow the program.

Please review the full guarantee terms before purchasing so you understand exactly what’s required and what refund options are available.

We want people who are excited to learn, willing to practice, and serious about creating something meaningful.

Not people who feel rushed into making a decision.

All three options give you access to the same core WHDC experience:

• My Dog Camp™
• S.A.F.E. School for Dogs™
• Two monthly live coaching calls
• Community
• Certification pathways

Monthly: $97/month. A flexible way to get started. Your access ends when you cancel.

Annual: $870/year. Save $294 compared with paying monthly for 12 months.

Lifetime: $2,497 one time. Pay once for ongoing access under the lifetime membership terms, without recurring membership payments.

Choose the option that makes the most sense for your circumstances.

Then WHDC can help you take your existing skills and business to another level.

Structured socialization is more than supervising dogs while they play.

You’ll learn group management, canine communication, training, and systems designed to create safer, calmer, more purposeful experiences.

Brie of Expawditions was already walking 7–10 dogs a day when she realized she needed better systems for managing group behavior.

After taking the course, she shared how much time, stress, and money she believed the techniques could have saved her if she’d learned them earlier.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or improving an existing service, there’s plenty to learn.

You can — the Club opens to the public a few times a year. Early enrollment is the door in between, and it is the one you are standing in right now.

• When your window ends, the next way in is our next public enrollment, in 2027.
• Your rate is locked from the day you join. Early enrollment pricing stays where it is for as long as you stay.

If you already know this is the work you want, waiting only costs you the months in between.