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Our Four-Week Board & Train program is designed for dogs who need more time to work through one significant training issue or begin building multiple foundational skills. Four weeks allows us to spend more time troubleshooting a behavior, building consistency, and helping your dog develop skills that can be carried over into everyday life.
Training may focus on a primary concern such as leash walking, recall, potty training, jumping, polite greetings, settling, impulse control, or another behavior challenge, while also beginning foundational obedience skills such as sit, down, place, and engagement.
Focused work on one primary behavior or training concern
Introduction to additional foundational skills as appropriate
Leash manners, engagement, recall, and impulse control
Structured routines and management strategies
Daily training and practice
A Mini Educator remote collar
Take-home exercises and guidance for continuing progress at home
Lifetime support following the program
Best for: Dogs who need additional time to work through a specific issue or who are ready to begin building several foundational skills.
Please note: Four weeks provides more time for practice and progress, but it is not intended to completely finish every area of training. Continued practice at home is essential for maintaining and building on your dog's progress.
Our Four-Week Board & Train program is designed for dogs who need more time to work through one significant training issue or begin building multiple foundational skills. Four weeks allows us to spend more time troubleshooting a behavior, building consistency, and helping your dog develop skills that can be carried over into everyday life.
Training may focus on a primary concern such as leash walking, recall, potty training, jumping, polite greetings, settling, impulse control, or another behavior challenge, while also beginning foundational obedience skills such as sit, down, place, and engagement.
Focused work on one primary behavior or training concern
Introduction to additional foundational skills as appropriate
Leash manners, engagement, recall, and impulse control
Structured routines and management strategies
Daily training and practice
A Mini Educator remote collar
Take-home exercises and guidance for continuing progress at home
Lifetime support following the program
Best for: Dogs who need additional time to work through a specific issue or who are ready to begin building several foundational skills.
Please note: Four weeks provides more time for practice and progress, but it is not intended to completely finish every area of training. Continued practice at home is essential for maintaining and building on your dog's progress.
