A canine boarding and training service can provide great support for you and your dog. According to the American Kennel Club, about 75 million pet dogs reside in the United States. A good canine boarding and training service can help create harmony in your home. Here are four questions you should ask a boarding and training service.
Some canine boarding and training facilities focus their energy on one or two different breeds. Of course, other facilities can work with any breed and see success. Boarding and training facilities are not all the same. You must ask if the facility accepts and works with your specific breed of dog.
It's also important to ask about the overall health policy for boarding and training programs. Ask the facility if they require certain vaccinations or how they deal with dog health. It will give you peace of mind knowing the policies they have in place to ensure all guests are protected.
It's important to choose a training and boarding facility with the same training philosophy as yours. Everything your pup learns in the training program must remain consistent at home. Ask the facility how they manage training and what they believe is the most effective way to ensure they align with your philosophy.
Knowing how dogs interact with both humans and other furry friends is vital in a boarding experience. You should first consider the staff-to-pup ratio. You may want to ask how many people work at the boarding facility or how many trainers work with your dog specifically. You may also wonder about the various opportunities and outdoor times your dog has.
Many boarding and training programs recommend different lengths of stay to make progress. Knowing how long your dog will be in the training center is important for both you and your pup! We recommend two to three weeks to see the best results.
Ask the right questions to make an informed decision for your pup. A professional canine boarding and training service will be more than happy to answer all your questions. Call us at Dream Dogs now for more information on our Board and Train program!
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