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The document is a contract between a dog owner and Pack of Paws Dog Training for training services. It outlines the terms and conditions regarding the dog's training location, evaluation, training goals, maintenance of training, exit procedures, veterinary care, spaying/neutering requirements, handling aggressive dogs, equipment usage, liability issues, and fees. The contract emphasizes the owner's responsibilities in maintaining the dog's training and provides guidelines for communication and care during the training period.

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Is it good to send your dog away for training?

Board-and-Train Programs: Fast but Expensive In these programs, dogs stay with trainers for 14 weeks to receive consistent, full-time training. Costs can range from $1,500 to $4,500, depending on the programs duration and the trainers expertise.

What is the best age to start board and train?

I would recommend the age of 4-6 months for a puppy board and train. If you are feeling overwhelmed with puppy training or sticking to a schedule, this may be a good option. In addition, if you are seeing any behavioral issues surface, a puppy board and train may be very helpful.

Will my dog remember me after board and train?

Will my dog forget me? We get this question all the time. People are often afraid that if they send their dog away for training, the dog will forget all about them. But this is not true. In fact, the dog will remember you and be excited to see you when you come to pick them up.

What is the best age to send a dog to board and train?

Most Common Training Services What They Cost Dog training serviceAverage Cost Puppy $55-90 per course 1:1 $100-150 per hour Virtual $35 per week Board and train $3000-4000 for two weeks1 more row Oct 4, 2024

Is it a good idea to board and train?

While there are benefits to board-and-train, there are also some drawbacks. Board-and-train programs may be more of a rigorous training program than is needed for some dogs. It can be emotionally and physically harder on some than others. There are also some administrative drawbacks that pet parents may experience.