The specifics are going to depend on your city and/or county planning and zoning regulations. Operating a business in a residential zoned area has limits. Generally business is defined as something that has clients or workers coming to the residence or some level of shipment or production of goods; work from home on a computer isn't usually considered a business.
Read your city land development code or codes and regs carefully and then make your case that you can operate in a residential area if it seems reasonable. Look at options for a zoning variance and what requirements are for one (such as, notify and receive permission or no complaints from neighbors within a certain distance, limit hours, limit capacity etc)
That said, it is completely possible to train dogs to live in a house without needing to train them in a house. Most of dog training IMO is training the owner anyways. Look into small storefront rentals or maybe agricultural properties that could rent for a low cost and allow business operations and then do just training rather than board and train.
Read your city land development code or codes and regs carefully and then make your case that you can operate in a residential area if it seems reasonable. Look at options for a zoning variance and what requirements are for one (such as, notify and receive permission or no complaints from neighbors within a certain distance, limit hours, limit capacity etc)
That said, it is completely possible to train dogs to live in a house without needing to train them in a house. Most of dog training IMO is training the owner anyways. Look into small storefront rentals or maybe agricultural properties that could rent for a low cost and allow business operations and then do just training rather than board and train.
