Board & Train · Katy, Texas

Four weeks with me. A dog you can actually live with.

Intensive board and train for dogs 7 months and older. Your dog lives and trains with me — not in a kennel with twenty others — then I hand them over to you and keep going until you are confident.

See if your dog is a fit

4.9 stars across 88 Google reviews · 15 years experience · AKC Approved Evaluator (CGC, Urban CGC, STAR Puppy) · IACP member · Fully insured

When your dog comes home, they will:

Come when called — every time, not when it suits them
Walk on a loose leash without pulling your arm out
Settle on a bed or mat while you eat, work or have people over
Wait at open doors instead of bolting through them
Stay off the counter, the couch and your guests
Rest calmly in a crate without protest
Give up an item when asked, without a chase
Listen the first time you ask, not the third

I take two to three dogs at a time.

That is not a marketing line — it is how many dogs one person can genuinely give twenty-four-hour attention to. It also means board and train books out. If you have a date in mind, start now.

How it works

1. Free phone consultation. A no-cost call to talk through what is going on. No pressure, no commitment.

2. Evaluation — $85. Ninety minutes with you and your dog at your home, so I can see what is really happening. Credited toward your program.

3. Four weeks with me, then transfer sessions. I do not hand you a leash and a wave. We keep going until you can handle your dog yourself.

The investment

From $3,800

Four weeks residential, transfer sessions included. Behavior and aggression cases start at $4,500 and require an evaluation first.

Payment plans available — half up front and half at completion, or spread it with Afterpay, Klarna or All Pet Card.

Every program also includes quarterly refresher classes for life and lifetime phone, text and video support. Training does not stop when the four weeks do.

Why board and train costs more than lessons

Four weeks living with me is roughly two hundred hours of your dog living the training rather than practicing it once a week. A set of weekly in-home lessons is closer to fifteen hours. Both are real programs. But if you want the change to happen fast and hold, that is what you are paying for.

Tell me about your dog

Answer a few questions and I will come back to you with the program that actually fits — or tell you honestly if I am not the right person. Takes about a minute.

Your name (required) Your dog's name (required) Email (required) Phone (required) How old is your dog? (required) What is the main thing you want to change? (required) Has your dog ever bitten or tried to bite a person or another dog? (required) Which program are you most interested in? (required) What budget range are you working with? (required) How soon are you looking to start? (required) Where are you located? (required) Anything else I should know?

Would rather just talk? The first call is free and takes about fifteen minutes.

Call or text 281-505-2334