Board and train for dogs that pull, lunge, guard, bolt, or won't come back when it actually matters. Twelve kennels. Two trainers. Twelve acres.
Which one your dog needs depends on what she's doing and how long she's been doing it. Nobody should be quoting you a number before they've seen the dog. That's what the evaluation is for.
Puppies and young dogs. Manners, leash work, crate, and the basics that stop everything else going wrong at eighteen months.
Leash reactivity, no recall, door dashing, separation anxiety. Off-leash reliability around distractions that actually exist.
Aggression, resource guarding, severe reactivity, bite history. Assessed case by case, and never quoted over text.
$500 deposit holds a spot, refundable up to 14 days out. Payment plans over three months, no interest. Waitlist usually runs three to five weeks.
This is the part people are really asking about when they call. So here it is, hour by hour.
Out, potty, breakfast in the crate. Crates are for rest, not confinement. A dog that settles between sessions learns faster than one that never comes down.
First training block. Individual sessions, twenty to forty minutes each, rotating through the group. Nobody sits in a yard waiting their turn.
Decompression. Nothing happens. That's deliberate, and it's half of why this works.
Second block. Distraction work, field work, and trips off property once she's ready for them. Parking lots, hardware stores, sidewalks with other dogs on them.
Structured play or a pack walk, depending on the dog. Not every dog gets the same thing, and some shouldn't.
Final out, then settle for the night in an indoor climate-controlled run. Photo or video to you every two or three days.
That's usually where it goes wrong. Every program here includes all six of these, no upsell.
Twice a day, twenty to forty minutes at a time. Not group work in a yard.
Photo or video, plus a written progress note weekly. Text us any time and you'll get an answer.
The obedience has to transfer to you. Pickup day is spent making sure it does.
Call or text after the program with anything that comes up. It's included. Use it.
One session, no charge. Most people forget it exists. This is what it's for.
What we worked on, where she landed, and exactly what to keep doing at home.
Marker and reward work is the foundation. Tools come in where they add clarity or safety, and not before.
We use an e-collar in the longer programs for off-leash reliability. The dog is taught what the sensation means long before it's ever used to interrupt anything. Working levels are usually so low that most owners can't feel them on their own hand — and we show you that level, on your hand, at the handoff lesson. Every owner, every time.
If you'd rather we didn't, there's a program option without tools. The off-leash scope is narrower and we'll say so plainly rather than pretend the outcomes are identical.
Because that's the part nobody mentions: we ask for thirty to forty-five minutes a day for the first month after pickup. Dogs regress when that doesn't happen. Most people manage it fine.
Forty-five minutes, free, no obligation. A trainer works your dog directly and tells you what she needs — whether or not you book with us.
Bring your dog, her vaccination records, and anyone in the house who handles her regularly. Forty-five minutes on site.
Not sure which program she needs? Normal. That's the entire point of the visit.
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