Board and Train

 

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What is a Board and Train?

As the name suggests, during a Board and Train, your dog will be boarded with your trainer and receive daily training sessions aligned with your goals and needs. This program offers high-level training and enriching activities during your dog’s stay with me.

The B&T allows me to instill the requested training skills in your dog. After the B&T, you are invited to attend a Going-Home Lesson where you’ll learn to handle, train, and progress your dog’s new skills. Additional Touch-Up Lessons are also included in the costs.

Training is customized to your specific needs. Daily report cards are provided.


What can I expect from a Board and Train?

1 Week — Foundational training skills

2 Weeks — Beginner obedience/manners/behavioral problem solving

3 Weeks — Intermediate obedience/manners/behavioral problem solving

4 Weeks — Advanced obedience/manners/behavioral problem solving.

6 Weeks — Fluent training.


Packages:

2-week B&T - $1,600

1 Go-Home session + 1 Touch Up session + Lifetime support

3 week B&T - $2,300

1 Go-Home session + 1 Touch Up session + Lifetime support

4 week B&T - $3,000

1 Go-Home session + 2 Touch Up sessions + Lifetime support

6 weeks B&T - $4,400

1 Go-Home session + 3 Touch Up sessions + Lifetime support


Price covers daily training sessions as well as the boarding portion of the service, daily care, enrichment, and exercise.

The owner is responsible for providing and purchasing food, treats, bowls, a crate (if the necessary size isn't readily available), toys, and any additional equipment, supplements, preventatives, or necessary medication.

A Pre-Board and Train consultation is required before booking for new clients.


Additional requirements:

  • Must be potty-trained
  • Must be crate trained (started)
  • Up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccines (rabies, distemper-parvo, and bordetella)
  • Up-to-date on flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives
  • Must have a negative fecal test on record within the last 6 months
  • Board and train document signed
  • Must have an up-to-date state dog license
  • Must have a name tag with up-to-date information on a quick-release collar