Who board and train is for
Training a dog takes time, and most families don’t have much of it to spare. Board and train gives your dog that time. Your dog stays with us at our 9,500 square foot facility in Leesburg and works on training every day, so they come home with a good foundation for better manners.
If you’re still deciding, our article Is Board and Train Right for Your Dog? walks through the questions to ask first.
How the stay works
Before your dog arrives, you fill out a questionnaire about your dog and what you want to work on. We use your answers to plan the training, so the program fits your dog.
The right program depends on your dog. We go over the options with you at your evaluation, including how long your dog would stay and what it costs.
How we train
Our training is balanced and relationship-based. Your dog learns what we want through clear rewards, and learns what to stop through fair, consistent boundaries. Lauren trained at The Dog Psychology Center in California, and she keeps learning from respected trainers around the country.
When your dog comes home
Training doesn’t stop when your dog walks back through your front door. You’ll need to keep practicing at home, so your dog doesn’t slip back into old habits. We’ll talk with you about how that works for your dog at the evaluation.
What our clients say
“Furever K9 did a very good job training our dog during a 3-week board and train program. Prior to training, our dog would sometimes be aggressive to other dogs and people during walks. We highly recommend Lauren at Furever K9 if you need someone to train your dog.”
Graycee’s story shows how board and train went for one puppy. She came home calmer, walking better on a leash, and listening much better.
Talk to us about your dog
Tell us what you’re struggling with, and we’ll get in touch to set up an evaluation and talk through your options.
You can also call us at (571) 600-6530.