Entry Requirements For Training And Boarding
Casual Boarding And Training Board
To qualify for these services your dog must be crate trained and remain quiet when I am not home. There are always exceptions to this rule and I am happy to discuss! If your dog becomes vocal in the crate, a bark collar may be used to respect the people above me. Both boarding options have the ability to join the pack walks when appropriate and the space is available, at no additional charge. I will only be taking one dog at a time to ensure quality of service and care is provided while also obeying the Guelph laws.
Please click the buttons below or watch the videos to get an idea of what boarding may look like for your dog!
Che has completed extensive training with us over the years- including off leash with e-collar conditioning allowing maximum freedom while boarding with us!
Casual boarding client, Sammie, enjoying her time with us!
General Training
The goal is to take on clients that want to put in the work, are committed to their dog(s) and at times, changing their entire routine with their dog to further progress. I do regularly train with tools- this includes prongs, slip leads, e collars, food, toys and praise (yes, these are all tools). If all of these options are not an option for you, which I completely respect, please contact a different trainer. Although some tools like the prong may look like a torture device, it is actually kinder than a dog choking themselves on a regular collar or slip lead due to dispersed pressure and the dog being able to still breathe fully. If you have questions about tools and are hesitant but open, please feel free to contact me.
Training is not my primary focus, however, I greatly enjoy training dogs and people who are committed and want to learn! Walking your dog should be enjoyable and the more training your dog has, the more places they can go with you which gives them a life full of abundance.
