According to the Hydrodog Guaranty, who is referred to as "you" or "your"?

According to the 2025 Hydrodog FDD, the terms "franchisee, franchise owner, you and your" are applicable to one or more persons or a business entity. This means that when the franchise agreement uses the words "you" or "your", it is referring to either the individual franchisee, multiple franchisees together, or the business entity that owns the Hydrodog franchise.

This definition is important because it clarifies who is bound by the terms of the franchise agreement. If the franchisee operates their Hydrodog business through a corporation or LLC, the agreement applies to that business entity. It also means that if there are multiple owners of the franchise, the agreement applies to all of them.

Prospective Hydrodog franchisees should understand this definition and how it applies to their specific situation. If they are operating the franchise through a business entity, they should ensure that the entity is properly formed and that all owners are aware of their obligations under the franchise agreement. This can have legal and financial implications for the franchisee and any related business entities or individuals involved in the franchise ownership.