How does All Dogs Unleashed calculate the 'Total Dog Capacity' for a Facility?
All_Dogs_Unleashed Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
Notes to Table 2:
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- "Total Dog Capacity" is calculated by the total containment units available in the respective Facility.
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- "AVG Utilization" is calculated by dividing the total containment units utilized in a calendar year by the product of Total Dog Capacity and the total days the Facility is open during that calendar year.
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- As disclosed in the Notes to Table 1, the Dallas Facility is larger and has greater capacity than a typical franchised Facility. It is also a mature business that has established a customer base.
Source: Item 19 — FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REPRESENTATIONS (FDD pages 38–45)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to All Dogs Unleashed's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the 'Total Dog Capacity' of a facility is determined by the total number of containment units available at that specific location. This metric is used in Table 2 of Item 19 to provide financial performance representations.
Specifically, the 'Total Dog Capacity' is a key factor in calculating the 'AVG Utilization' rate, which is determined by dividing the total containment units utilized in a calendar year by the product of the 'Total Dog Capacity' and the total days the facility is open during that calendar year. This utilization rate can give a franchisee an idea of how efficiently the dog containment units are being used at a given All Dogs Unleashed location.
For example, the Omaha franchised commercial facility has a Total Dog Capacity of 40, while the Dallas affiliate-owned commercial facility has a Total Dog Capacity of 127. The Dallas facility is significantly larger than a typical franchised location, which contributes to its higher capacity. Understanding how 'Total Dog Capacity' impacts utilization and revenue is crucial for prospective All Dogs Unleashed franchisees when evaluating potential locations and business plans.