Puppy - Adult Board & Train

Puppy-Adult Board & Train

Our Puppy to Adult program offers the perfect balance of guidance through both puppyhood and adult years. Your puppy will experience two separate stays with us. The initial stay lasts for one week, during which we emphasize essential aspects such as proper socialization, engagement, confidence building, crate manners, potty training, car travel, household etiquette, and more. Following this, your puppy returns at 6 months old to undergo either our 4 or 5 week board and train program. The program includes all essential tools required for success at home.

Areas of Emphasis In 5 - 6 week Board & Train:

  • Come, Sit, Down, Stay, Heel, bed: Acquire proficiency in fundamental commands for an obedient and well-trained canine companion.

  • Impulse Control: Mold your dog's behavior to react calmly and confidently in different circumstances

  • Confidence Building & Self Assurance: Foster confidence in your dog, enabling them to take on new challenges.

  • Car Travel: Facilitate your dog to travel in the car with respect and obedience.

  • House Manners: address unwanted behaviors through targeted training to promote a peaceful home environment.

  • Crate Training: Create a secure retreat for your beloved pet, enhancing their sense of security and comfort.

Puppy 101

In our Puppy 101 program, we cater to all fundamental puppy needs, covering aspects such as potty training, socialization, confidence building, crate training, house manners, and more. You have the option to choose between four hands-on private lessons, during which you actively participate in the training process, or let your puppy stay with our trainer for one week. At the conclusion of the week, we'll conduct a comprehensive lesson to review everything your puppy has learned and offer guidance on continuing their training. It's important to note that this program exclusively focuses on the fundamentals of puppyhood and does not include obedience training.

"With the right foundation of training, even the wildest puppy can grow to be the best dog."

-Power Hounds