Board & Train
Why Tails N’ Trails
Board & Train?
Your pet doesn't need a trip to the kennel for training. Your pet needs to "train in a home" to "live in a home" with rules and manners. Tails N’ Trails gets better results than a facility board and train because your pets daily life is richer in a home setting. Whether you need the most basic training package or need a more intense training to combat reactivity, guarding, aggression or incessant barking. We are the home school for your pet. Throughout your pet’s board and train you will be kept updated on your pet’s daily growth. You’ll receive daily pictures and videos, weekly written reports, and a two hour drop-off lesson with David. Your board and train with Tails N’ Trails will provide you with the tools you need for strong communication and a healthy relationship with your pet.
About our Trainer,
David Talbot
With over 20 years of experience training dogs, David is well versed in all aspects of dog training. From potty and basic obedience training, to severe reactivity and aggression training.
David received his formal canine training certification from Penn Foster in 2008. Formerly the head trainer at JM Pet Resort in Brockton, David, was responsible for creating training programs and overseeing the daily progress of 20 plus dogs that were enrolled in the facilities board and train. In addition to teaching his fellow staff the necessary skill set to become certified dog trainers.
David’s vast experience in dog training allows him the ability to train like minded dog loving individuals the skillsets they need to become trainers themselves.
Which board & train is right for you and your dog?
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Basic Training: 2 week minimum
Your new puppy or rescue dog hasn’t learned potty or crate training. They do not know commands such as:
sit, stay, down, off, wait, easy, free time, let’s go heel (stage one). -
Advanced Training: 3 weeks minimum
Your dog is potty trained and knows some basic training but may struggle with some of the commands mentioned under basic training. They also may lack confidence in public settings (i.e exhibit leash reactivity), suffer from over excitement, do not have proper recall and or leash etiquette.
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Rehabilitation Training: 4 weeks minimum
Your dog suffers from fear aggression and reactivity. Often times making it difficult for them to co-exist with the outside world. Your dog’s behavior is often times difficult to handle. You may have considered rehoming your dog. Don’t worry though, we can help!
Please note, dogs are accepted for training on a case by case basis. You and your dog must complete an evaluation with our trainer before we can confirm pricing and if they are fit for our program.
*The Availability for board and trains for dogs from the same household is limited.*
