Board & Train Program in the Denver Metro Area

While board-and-train programs are not suited for every dog, there can be some real benefits.

Accelerates Learning

 Board-and-train programs can help accelerate the learning process because your pet is constantly with their trainers. A strict routine helps reinforce new behavior, which is what a board-and-train program provides. Your dog will also spend more time in class or actively training than they would in traditional training classes, which can help reinforce lessons and behaviors.

Training a pet can be a time-consuming process. Depending on their age, breed, and history it could

be a months-long process. For pet parents who work, this may not be a feasible time

commitment—which is where professional dog training comes in. Professional pet training isn’t just

beneficial for pet parents with busy schedules. 

Professional training classes can help pet parents socialize their dogs, and trainers have the tools to

handle particularly aggressive dogs who may have experienced trauma

Board-and-train programs can help accelerate the learning process because your pet is constantly

with their trainers. A strict routine helps reinforce new behavior, which is what a board-and-train

program provides. Your dog will also spend more time in class or actively training than they would in

traditional training classes, which can help reinforce lessons and behaviors.

Convenience for Dog Parents 

If you’re a dog parent with a busy schedule, then a board-and-train program offers you the most

flexibility. Because your dog will be entirely cared for during the length of the program, this can be an

ideal time to do projects that may be more complicated or vacations away.

For example, extended travel, major yard or house work, and pest control can all be more easily

done during your dog's boarding, as you won’t have to make special safety accommodations for

them.

Provides a Different Environment for Behavior

A board-and-training program also helps expose your dog to new environments. This allows them to feel secure in places away from home. Just like people, having a dedicated space to work and learn can seriously aid your dog’s retention and productivity. Getting an Overall Assessment of Your Dog One of the biggest benefits of attending board –and train is that you’ll have professionals assessing your dog’s behavior for an extended time. Smaller windows, like weekly classes, aren’t as comprehensive as classes in which an instructor is seeing and working with a pet every day. The instructors at a board-and-train school will give you a fuller picture of the mental and physical status of your dog when it comes to training. These resources can help you continue training successfully at home.

Starting as low as $600