Pack Training Services
Pack Camp
When you enroll your dog in Pack Camp, they become a part of our pack. We begin with a reevaluation of your dog's behavior at our training facility, around other dogs, and strangers. This allows us to further assess your dog's needs and determine an effective training approach for your dog. Each dog has an assigned trainer based on their unique personality, although at some point in training, every trainer will have handled and trained each dog.
During their stay with us, your dog will live safely and comfortably in an appropriate sized crate/kennel, onsite, in our climate controlled, 3000sqft training facility with 24hr surveillance for safety and security. They will receive quality training sessions that focuses on building trust, confidence, and essential skills that they can rely on throughout their lives.
Each week families are scheduled to participate in a coaching lesson at our facility. These classes are meant to educate you on your dog's behaviors, teaching you effective ways to communicate with your dog, and different approaches used to manage situations once they return home.
At the end of the training camp, your dog will be brought to your home for their transition lesson. This transition lesson shows your dog that they can rely on the skills and behaviors, they learned in training, also benefits them in the home. Our trainers will take the necessary time to assist you with establishing your new house rules, help set boundaries, and assist you with developing a structured routine to continue practicing with your dog daily.
The following month, after your dog returns home, we invite you to bring your dog back for Saturday morning group classes. These classes are offered exclusively to you and other members of the graduating class, providing you an opportunity to continue developing self-confidence and the skills to lead your dog through various situations at home and in social settings.
Behavior Modification
What is Behavior Modification?
Behavior modification is a systematic approach to changing a dog's behavior and emotional responses. It's different from training, which focuses on teaching a dog to respond to a cue or prompt. Behavior modification explores a dog's motivation and emotional needs to change how they feel and act in response to a situation, person, thing, or animal.
Behavior modification can address a wide range of issues, including:
- Aggression
- Reactive behaviors on walks
- Fear
- Separation anxiety
- Excessive barking
- Resource guarding
- Territorial-based behavior
- Excessive attention-seeking
- Compulsive based behaviors
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Vaccination Requirements
All dogs must be up to date on the following vaccinations in order to participate in our Pack Camps and Pack Classes:
Rabies • Distemper/Parvo • Bordetella • Flea, Tick, and Heartworm Prevention
Puppies must be at least 12 weeks old and have received their first round of vaccinations before they can participate in Pack Puppy Camp or Pack Classes.
We require proof of vaccination from your veterinarian before your dog can start training or boarding with us. This proof must be either vet vaccination records or in the form of a signed and dated vaccination certificate.
We are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all of our dogs. By requiring all dogs to be vaccinated, we can help to prevent the spread of disease.
Thank you for your cooperation.