Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the 1-Week Freedom Board & Train?
The program focuses on Come, Sit and extended Sit, Place and extended Place, waiting politely at doors and gates, meal manners, and recall around low-level distractions. Owners receive a 1.5-hour one-on-one instruction session after training.
Dogs with anxiety or behavioral challenges do not qualify for this program.
What is included in the 2-Week Board & Train?
The 2-Week Board & Train includes Sit, Down, Come, Place, No, loose-leash walking, on-leash Heel in public spaces, greeting manners, door manners, introduction to play, and training around distractions.
Owners also receive a 2–3 hour one-on-one handoff session and free obedience refresher lessons for the life of the dog.
How old does my dog need to be for Board and Train?
The 2-Week Board & Train requires dogs to be at least six months old. If your dog is younger, contact the team to discuss appropriate alternatives.
The current 1-Week Freedom program information does not list the same six-month requirement, so eligibility should be confirmed during the consultation.
Can aggressive or reactive dogs do Board and Train?
The 1-Week Freedom Board & Train does not accept dogs with anxiety or behavioral challenges.
The 2-Week Board & Train is primarily an obedience program. Some aggression, anxiety, or reactivity cases may be evaluated individually, but the team generally recommends specialized behavior-focused training when the owner needs a higher level of handling and management support.






