Frequently Asked Questions
Will My Dog Remember All Their Training?
YES, dogs do remember their training, but they need practice. Dogs are a lot like us. The skills they learn go rusty without practice. That’s why we provide you with all the exercises we teach so you can reinforce the training.
Will My Dog Remember Me After Board Training?
Yes, your dog will always remember you. The training we give them will simply clarify communication, which will improve your bond with them.
Do You Offer Payment Plans?
Yes, we do. While we require 50% payment upfront, you pay the rest when the training is complete.
Can I Visit My Dog During Training?
It is not recommended that you visit during the training, as it can confuse your dog. We need to develop a bond with your dog to facilitate a happy and productive learning environment. We then pass on the learned behaviors to you. Visits can impede this process and make it take longer than necessary.
Can My Dog Be A Guard/Protection Dog?
The truth is that most dogs aren’t capable of becoming guard/protection dogs. That’s because being a protection dog requires more than meets the eye. There are several factors that go into being a good guard dog. We can evaluate your dog and see if they qualify for that kind of work.
Can My Dog Be A Therapy/Emotional Support Dog?
Many dogs cannot fulfill these needs. We can train a dog to become an emotional support dog, but the dog requires the genetic potential and skills to do so. We are always happy to consult with you and see what we can do to assist. As an alternative, we can help you choose the right therapy or emotional support dog. We specialize in identifying the right dog. Then we can train that dog for you.
How Do I Know What Kind Of Dog Will Be Best For My Family?
Many factors go into a dog being ideal for a family's situation. One of our specialties is the detailed selection process. We can help you find the perfect dog for your family and then train them for you.
