Your dog’s safety is at the heart of everything we do.
Health and safety are of the utmost importance to us. We have years of experience and education that make us confident in keeping your dog happy, healthy, and safe.
How we care for dogs in every program
With more than 15 years of training in hundreds of different scenarios, we have many preventative procedures ensuring your dog’s safety along with experience identifying early signs of ailments. We are confident identifying and caring for a multitude of ailments in addition to preventing new ones, and we have a background in administering medicine and providing medical care recommended by a veterinarian.
We consistently monitor the health and wellness of your dog in every program. With our board & train clients, we send pupdates with pictures and videos on a daily basis.
We are cognizant of how breed and individual needs, whether that be body condition, skeletal structure, snout size, or overall health, are affected by exercise, time of day, weather, and environmental conditions. With this in mind, we adjust training and conditions to best suit each dog.
During board & train programs, dogs are required to wear a harness with a seat belt or be kenneled in vehicles to keep them safe while driving.
While we are not certified veterinarians, groomers, or canine nutritionists, we work on helping your dog feel more confident in settings with veterinarians, groomers, and other health specialists.
Quick references every dog owner should have.
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Hot weather & hyperthermia
Temperature charts, hot pavement, cars, and summer safety tips.
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Cold weather & hypothermia
When it’s too cold for your dog, and the signs of hypothermia.
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Fire safety
Preventing pet-started fires and preparing for an emergency.
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CPR & choking
Step-by-step canine CPR and choking first aid.
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Toxic plants
Common houseplants and garden plants that are dangerous to dogs.
Schedule a free consultation
All of our programs are created to fit you and your dog’s unique needs. Training is based on your personal goals, your lifestyle, and an in-person evaluation of your dog.