Frequently asked questions

Dogs naturally live in the moment, so they do not process separation the same way humans do. Your dog will not forget you during their Board & Train program. Instead, they are simply building an additional relationship and learning to work confidently with another handler in a structured environment. When your dog returns home, the bond you have with them remains intact, and the training is transferred back to you through follow-up guidance and handling instruction.

Yes. We accommodate each dog’s individual dietary and medical needs throughout their stay. Whether your dog requires a specific feeding schedule, prescription medication, supplements, or other special care instructions, we will follow the routine you provide to help keep your dog comfortable, healthy, and consistent during training.

Every dog’s day is structured around their individual needs, temperament, and training goals. We use a crate-and-rotate system because all dogs are different, and not every dog benefits from the same amount of freedom or interaction. Some dogs need more structure and accountability, while others require less. Throughout the day, your dog will participate in multiple training sessions, physical fulfillment activities, enrichment, and structured downtime. Free time and relaxation are also incorporated to help create balance and prevent overstimulation. Our goal is to provide a healthy, balanced routine that supports both learning and overall well-being.