Mrs Jordan said dog safety education has been a real focus.
"I started off with one contract, now I'm contracted out to two councils - Rangitikei District Council and Manawatu District Council so I go and educate in their schools."
She also provides education to adult learning environments like probation officers and district nurses.
For the last two years Mrs Jordan has also offered a dog day care two days a week.
"I had a lot of clients asking me if we would run this service because I think there is a real need for dog socialisation."
With all the dog care demand Mrs Jordan has taken a "right-hand girl" to help for the workload. Emily Mooij has been working for Mrs Jordan for just over a year.
She said dogs come through from as far as Wellington because they know their pets are in good hands.
"Because of security and they way our kennels have been built we can have a little fluffy dog right next to a classified dog and it doesn't affect them.
"I'm proud to say I've never had a dog fight up here and never had to take a dog to hospital...and that's not by luck, that's good dog handling," Mrs Jordan said.
The business offers six different services including; boarding, day care, grooming, walking, adult dog education and school trips.