According to the 2025 Hydrodog Franchise Disclosure Document, the terms 'franchisee, franchise owner, you and your' can refer to one or more persons or a business entity, depending on the specific situation. This means that a Hydrodog franchise can be owned and operated by an individual, a partnership, a corporation, or another type of business structure.

This definition provides flexibility for prospective Hydrodog franchisees, allowing them to choose the ownership structure that best suits their personal and financial circumstances. For example, someone might choose to operate as a sole proprietor for simplicity, while others might form an LLC for liability protection.

It is important for potential franchisees to carefully consider the implications of different ownership structures, including tax considerations and liability issues, and to consult with legal and financial advisors to determine the most appropriate structure for their Hydrodog franchise.