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Why Board and train?
Our board and train programs skyrocket your dog's education, develop their character and self discipline, and blossom their maturity. It's our full time job to be your dog's personal mentor, coach and tutor. Ok that's all fine and dandy but will your dog listen to you at home afterwards? Yes! Part of our education system is teaching you and the others that will regularly interact with your dog how to maintain the training, communicate effectively and continue to develop the trust and respect between you and your dog for a lifetime of good memories.
Here are some advantages of enrolling your dog in one of our
1. Time Efficiency:
- Intensive Training: Board and train programs often involve intensive training sessions, allowing for faster progress in a shorter amount of time.
- Professional Expertise: Trainers are experienced in addressing behavior issues efficiently, saving owners time and effort.
2. Consistent Training:
- Consistent Environment: Dogs in a board and train program experience consistent training in a controlled environment.
- Continuous Reinforcement: Trainers can reinforce positive behaviors consistently throughout the day.
- Progressive Training: Trainers can easily adjust difficulty levels for steady progression and tailored practice, ensuring optimal learning for each dog.
- Preventing Bad Practice: A Board and Train program provides a structured environment where professional trainers work intensively with your dog, preventing the opportunity to practice and continue undesirable behaviors.
3. Behavior Modification:
- Addressing Behavioral Issues: Trainers can focus on specific behavioral issues such as aggression, anxiety, or excessive barking.
- Customized Training Plans: Programs are tailored to the individual needs of the dog, addressing specific challenges.
4. Professional Guidance:
- Expert Input: Owners receive guidance from professional trainers with expertise in canine behavior.
- Training Techniques: Trainers can teach owners effective training techniques to use at home.
5. Socialization:
- Structured Socialization: Controlled socialization experiences to promote healthy relationships with humans and dogs.
- Exposure to Various Environments: Trainers expose dogs to different environments, helping them become well-adjusted.
6. Establishing Foundations:
- Basic Commands: Trainers can establish a solid foundation of basic commands.
- Manners and Etiquette: Dogs learn good manners and appropriate behavior in various situations.
7. Individualized Attention:
- One-on-One Training: Dogs receive individualized attention, allowing for a customized training approach.
- Focused Training: Trainers can work on specific issues without distractions.
8. Transfer of Skills:
- Owner Education: Owners receive training sessions to learn how to maintain and reinforce the skills their dogs have acquired.
- Consistent Commands: Dogs are trained to respond to consistent commands, making it easier for owners to continue training at home.
9. Behavioral Support:
- Ongoing Support: Post-training support to address any challenges that arise after the dog returns home.
- Problem-Solving: Trainers help owners troubleshoot and overcome behavioral challenges.
10. Enhanced Bond:
- Quality Time: Dogs learn to bond with their owners through positive interactions.
- Trust Building: The training process can strengthen the bond between the dog and the owner.
11. Behavioral Rehabilitation:
- Addressing Rescued Dogs' Issues: Board and train programs can be beneficial for rescued dogs with unknown backgrounds or behavioral issues.
12. Addressing Specific Goals:
- Specialized Training: Owners with specific goals, such as therapy dog certification or competition participation, can have these goals addressed in a board and train program.