Let us do the hard work for you! Board and train programs are wonderful for puppies or for adult dogs dealing with issues like jumping up, running away, or even some types of aggression. Our professional dog trainers lay a solid foundation on all of the behaviors that your dog needs in a training program designed specifically for the specific issues you and your dog are facing. Your dog will practice those behaviors in many different settings, going on outings with the trianers, and working with many different handlers to generalize their new skills.

All board and train programs last for three weeks, include private training to transition your dog home, and allow you to bring your dog back to us to refresh cues any time for our basic baording fee (currently $35 per night). We regularly have dogs travel from Houston, Dalls, and other areas of Texas to attend our boad and train programs. These dogs even come back everytime their owners travel - they tell us they wouldn't let them stay anywhere else!

>< A basic board and train package for adult dogs is $1500
>< A board and train package for puppies under 5 months of age is $1800
>< A board and train package for dogs demonstrating aggression with dogs or people is $2000

Alternatively, if you are looking to add some simple training (such as coming when called or leave it), to your vacation boarding, please read about our Express Board and Train Pricing here (scroll down to Add Some Training).

Looking for a program that brings intensive training home to your dog instead of bringing your dog to us? Check out our NEW Pet Nanny 911 program!

To book any board and train program, please call us at 512-636-3793.  Please note that 1/3 of the cost of board and train packages will be due at the time of reservation, 1/3 when you drop off your dog, and the final 1/3 upon pick up. 





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Board and Train Boot Camp for Dogs

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