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- 1). Secure funding for your pit bull kennel. If you're going to board more than one dog at a time, you will need a kennel area large enough to accommodate several pens. You will need plenty of space to build dog runs for exercise, as well as individualized kennels or stalls in which the dogs can rest, sleep and eat. If you can secure funding for a large facility, do so. If you cannot, build a smaller facility in a place that has room for growth and build additions as you have the money.
- 2). Get liability and release forms together. Any pit bull might get sick or injured while under your care, so it's vital to have protection in case that happens. Decide in advance what forms you'll have your clients sign. Most important are forms allowing you to seek veterinary treatment for pit bulls you're boarding. You should also consider carrying extra insurance on your kennel.
- 3). Gather and establish references for your pit bull kennel. All dog owners are protective of their dogs; because of the breed's reputation and temperament, pit bull owners are more protective than most. Start by boarding the dogs of friends and family to build a good foundation of references.
- 4). Develop a relationship with a specific veterinary office. Vets and vet offices give recommendations about kennel facilities to their clients, so this is a good way to advertise your new pit bull kennel. Some vets will want to establish mutual agreements: They will send clients to your kennel if you bring your kennel business to them.
- 5). Advertise your pit bull kennel to bring in business. Now that you've established your facility and paperwork, you need to get boarders to come in your doors. Advertising can be done through fliers placed in pet stores, vet offices and dog-friendly places such as dog parks.
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