Puppy Board And Train Programs
Field trips to pet friendly stores or places will be done throughout the 4 weeks.
Puppy board and train programs. We strongly believe that learning should be. At the completion of our board and train dog training program, we meet with you for a review of your dogs skills and a coaching lesson for you in how to maintain and further develop those skills at home. Our board & train program is essentially a dog boot camp that allows us to give your dog the structure and constant training they need to be successful.
Our board and train program is a two week (14 day) course where your dog learns all the basic commands in a variety of settings. We will also work on leash walking, stopping jumping, and house and crate training if needed. Board your dog in a home environment, not a concrete jungle.
You will achieve the highest level of results and reliability possible for you and your puppy with this program, whatever your goal is. On the weekends your dog goes on field trips so they learn to listen no matter where they are; Puppy board and train programs.
“premier puppy camp” program (two week puppy fundamentals) this program is specifically designed for puppies under five months of age to teach your new addition the fundamentals of reward based training which will allow them to go any direction in the future. Place, sit, down, heel, and recall. Beach, hiking, or pet store.
The puppy board and train is designed for puppies from the age of 8 weeks to 6 months and for dog owners who want to have solid obedience and off leash capability to create a fun adventurous everywhere dog. We tailor each dog training camp program depending on the dog’s needs. We use a positive only approach when it comes to introductions to foundation puppy obedience.
In addition to obedience we also work on overall manners, not jumping, politely greeting other people and pets, walking on a loose leash, vehicle etiquette, door etiquette, house manners, housebreaking, and nipping. Our trainers live on site which allows for the best atmosphere for learning. When learning new habits and behaviors, dogs need consistency.