I read your answers myself, so I'll already know a little about your dog when we talk.
I give you a call by the end of the next business day (Monday-Friday). It'll come from a "541" Oregon number (I don't publish my number online due to spam calls) or a "415" California number (my Husband's phone).
We talk about your dog, what six weeks with me would look like, and any questions you have. Nothing is due on the call, and there's no pressure. If board and train is the right fit, we'll pick a start month together.
Message me on Facebook and we'll pick it up there.
What does a normal day look like for my dog at your place? How do the pickup lesson and the two lessons at home work?
How does half down and half at drop-off work? Which months are open? Right now I'm booking October.
Over the past ten-plus years, I've worked with hundreds of dogs and the families who love them, right here in Douglas County and across Western Oregon. Puppies just getting started, rescues learning to trust again, service dogs training for real-world work, and plenty of good dogs who just needed better manners. Every one of them is different, so I don't run cookie-cutter programs. I get to know your dog, figure out what they actually need, and build a plan around it. When your dog comes to stay with me for board and train, they're not in a typical facility. They're part of the pack, living and learning right alongside me, and I treat them like one of my own.
