Sydney’s family needed somewhere safe for her while they traveled overseas. She spent the two weeks in board and train with Rebecca, learned commands she had never known, and came home walking nicely beside her people.
This dog was very reactive around people and other animals and lacked household manners. After working with Logan he has manners and can be around people without reacting to them. His owner says the work around other animals is still in progress.
Dolly is a two-year-old rescue mix with a habit of jumping on everyone she met. After a two-week board and train the jumping subsided, she settled, and her family started traveling with her.
Piper’s owner interviewed several local trainers before she found one she believed could help with Piper’s dog reactivity. Private lessons made real progress, and left her with the tools to keep going after the sessions ended.
Rico is an Aussiedoodle with a job ahead of him: comforting children in foster care. Two weeks of board and train gave him the obedience foundation that work requires, and gave his owner the confidence to be his handler.
Bo’s family sent him to board and train for one reason: potty training. He came home leash trained, sitting, staying, coming on command and waiting to eat, and after one week of testing his old habits, the potty training held.
Willow’s family had already sent one French Bulldog through board and train. When their other Frenchie came out of back surgery with lifelong limits, Willow’s training became the thing that kept the whole household calm and safe.
Tank was a six-month-old French Bulldog with boundless energy, no commands and almost no crate or house training. Two weeks of board and train gave his first-time owner a dog she could finally read, and the confidence to book his next program.
