Board and Train
Our Board and Train programs are unique to us! Your dog comes to stay in my home to work and train in a real life home environment for 3 weeks or more. During your dog's stay they will receive regular training, real life application of their skills, daily enrichment, fun outings and more!
Additionally you receive lifetime support, 2 free one hour classes, and a discount on future services if you keep up your training!
What sets us apart from other Board and Trains?
Owner Participation
We require that the owner of the dog comes to check-in with their dog for an in-person or online for a training session at least once during their stay.
Trainer In-house
This means your pup will be with your trainer all day, all night, and in good hands at your trainer's home. We find dogs learn best with consistency and everyone in the home on the same page.
At-Home SleepOvers
Your pup can go home with you one weekend for a sleep-over to practice skills at home. Owners are advised to send a 5 to 10 minute video of working on behaviors with their pup on Saturday and Sunday.
Follow-up Classes
Each training program is designed with your goals and your dog in mind. We include 2 in-home classes after your board and train to help you transition your pup back to your home.
Pricing and Additional Weeks
Our Board and Train is $2,600 for 3 weeks as described above.**
A consultation is required prior to booking a Board and Train.
**We no longer allow board and trains less than 3 weeks.**
Additional weeks are available at $750 a week.
** We understand that some pet parents like to book Board and Trains during vacations. Constellation K9 is willing to take inquiries about traditional Board and Trains wherein your pet does not come home over the weekend. Please send us a message for more information!
The price will vary from our B&T package.
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Constellation K9 will only accept a traditional 3 week stay board and train with the understanding that video check-ins will be required in place of in person check-ins. This is also with the understanding that your dog may struggle with the retransition to the home environment if training is neglected when they return home.**