Professional dog trainers Anna Jane Grossman and Kate Senisi are two savvy business women. Together they started School for the Dogs in New York City offering one-on-one training sessions, several small personalized group class options, as well as in-home private sessions. In one fell swoop, they discovered Pike13 and a new location, giving their business quite the facelift.
Having a scheduling tool that was a good fit for them and their clients—not just the four-legged ones—was a must-have for the duo. Anna says, “We don’t overlook the human experience—the dog owners are not an afterthought.”
Read the School for the Dogs story and see how Pike13 helps keep their tails wagging.
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