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After completing an evaluation, Tessa's Kennel LLC will have the final say on which package, including our behavioral modification training and board and train programs, is best suited for your dog. Each package can be slightly adjusted to fit your personal situation.
At 4+ months of age, dogs start to benefit significantly from behavioral modification training, especially through structured board and train programs.
Our two-week board and train program focuses on behavioral modification training for essential commands such as sit, down, stay, place, come, and off. The training utilizes an on-leash approach, and a prong collar is included; however, we do not use E-collars.
This covers greeting people, leash walking, and crate manners, which are essential components of behavioral modification training often utilized in board and train programs.
The ideal candidate would be a well-behaved dog in need of formal training, including behavioral modification training if necessary. The dog must be potty and crate trained, with no behavioral issues such as excessive jumping, barking, biting, or any signs of aggression, anxiety, or resource guarding. Board and train programs may be considered to ensure the dog develops the desired behaviors.
Potty and/or Crate Training
This is for any dog who has more than an accident here or there, especially if the dog is not comfortable in a crate. We focus on behavioral modification training through board and train programs to help address these issues effectively.
For dogs over 6 months of age, behavioral modification training can be highly effective, especially when integrated into board and train programs.
Our three-week board and train programs focus on basic commands such as sit, down, stay, place, come, and off, along with behavioral modification training techniques. This on-leash program includes a prong collar but does not utilize an e-collar.
This board and train program offers behavioral modification training that covers crate manners, loose leash walking, proper greetings with people, door manners, correcting any poor behaviors, and socializing within the community.
The ideal dog for behavioral modification training would be one who is under socialized and/or lacks the confidence to be around new people or places. This dog must not exhibit any aggression, reactivity, or resource guarding, making it a good candidate for board and train programs.
For dogs over 6 months of age, behavioral modification training can be highly effective, especially when integrated into board and train programs.
Our 3-4 week board and train programs focus on basic commands such as sit, down, stay, place, come, and off, incorporating effective behavioral modification training. This on-leash program includes a prong collar and E-collar for optimal results.
This board and train program offers behavioral modification training that covers crate manners, loose leash walking, proper greetings with people, door manners, correcting any poor behaviors, and socializing within the community.
The ideal candidate is a dog exhibiting major excitability, who may be under socialized, reactive, or displaying resource guarding behaviors, all of which can benefit from behavioral modification training, particularly through board and train programs.
All dogs must be vaccinated by a veterinarian, with a copy of their vaccinations needed. Rabies, Bordetella, and DHPP vaccinations must be current for participation in our board and train programs. Additionally, all dogs should be in good health before drop-off, and any medical issues must be addressed and discussed prior to boarding as part of our behavioral modification training approach.
Families are required to supply all of your dog's food for the entire stay, especially during board and train programs focused on behavioral modification training. If your dog runs out of food while here, you will be responsible for dropping off more. If you are out of town, you will be billed for the cost of the food. All feeding schedules will be kept the same to the best of our ability.
Payments for our board and train programs are due in full on the day of drop-off or prior. You can make payments ahead of time, but the selected package for behavioral modification training must be paid for before it begins.
Additionally, a non-refundable deposit of $250 is required to secure your spot for training.
Board and Train programs serve as the foundation for your dog's training potential, including behavioral modification training. It's essential for families to continue the training once they bring their dog home. Video updates and proof of training progress will be shared with the family via text, Facebook, or email.
Please note that no refunds will be issued for any reason.


