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Training Day Camp
Drop your pup off in the morning and then pick them up in the evening after a full day of play times and training sessions. Each camp dog works with our trainers multiple times throughout their camp day to learn new commands, build confidence, and improve skills. We offer camp days for obedience, sports, and puppies!
Training Day Camp
Small Play Groups
Is Day Camp Right For Your Dog?
Customized Training Sessions
Camp dogs come one day a week for 5 weeks. During their days with us, they rotate through play groups, training sessions, and rest times in their kennel. During play times, our play groups are carefully selected to match size, compatible temperaments, and play styles. Small play groups allow us to tailor each group to maximize safety and comfort of all campers.
Customized Training Sessions
Is Day Camp Right For Your Dog?
Customized Training Sessions
At the beginning of the 5 week camp, we design a custom training plan for each dog. Trainers Arwen Price and Maggie Kudla work hands on with each dog multiple times throughout the day. We focus on helping each dog improve obedience commands, impulse control, and attention around distractions. Each week day has a camp curriculum tailore
At the beginning of the 5 week camp, we design a custom training plan for each dog. Trainers Arwen Price and Maggie Kudla work hands on with each dog multiple times throughout the day. We focus on helping each dog improve obedience commands, impulse control, and attention around distractions. Each week day has a camp curriculum tailored to working on obedience and manners, puppy foundation skills, and performance sport training.
Is Day Camp Right For Your Dog?
Is Day Camp Right For Your Dog?
Is Day Camp Right For Your Dog?
We require that all dogs in our day camp program are dog friendly. If your dog struggles with interactions with other dogs, we highly recommend a consultation with Dr. Kristina Pattison before considering a camp situation. Dogs must be previously crate trained and able to stay in a crate when it is not their turn for play group or train
We require that all dogs in our day camp program are dog friendly. If your dog struggles with interactions with other dogs, we highly recommend a consultation with Dr. Kristina Pattison before considering a camp situation. Dogs must be previously crate trained and able to stay in a crate when it is not their turn for play group or training sessions. We also require that families commit to working on homework assignments for 5-10 minutes per day during the week between camp sessions. No amount of training will have a lasting impact unless the learned skills are practiced with the family.