Living with a dog who is difficult to control can be frustrating. Pulling on the leash, ignoring commands, jumping on guests, running off, or simply not listening can make everyday life with your dog harder than it needs to be. And sometimes, those behaviors can keep you from fully enjoying your dog and including them in the things you love to do.
And that’s okay—you’re not a dog trainer. You shouldn’t be expected to know exactly how to solve every behavior problem on your own.
Paige has worked with dogs of all breeds, ages, sizes, personalities, and a wide variety of behavioral challenges. Rather than relying on one method for every dog, she draws from a toolbox of training techniques and approaches to find what works for you and your dog.
That’s where Price Dog Training and Boarding comes in. The goal isn’t simply to make your dog “behave”—it’s to give you better communication, more confidence, and a dog you can enjoy more of life with.
Imagine enjoying your dog without constantly worrying about pulling, jumping, reactivity, ignoring commands, or being out of control in public.
Board & Train gives your dog focused, consistent training throughout the day while staying with Paige in a home environment. Every program is customized to the individual dog, your goals, and the areas you’re struggling with most.
See below for everything included in each program.
Contact Paige for current Board & Train pricing and availability.
Sit, Down, Place/Bed, Heel, Out/Move, Drop, Come/Here, Crate, Wait, Yes, Good, and No—with reliability built around real-world distractions.
Addressing unwanted behaviors such as barking, jumping, leash pulling, bolting, and more.
Building a reliable recall around distractions in real-world environments such as trails, fields, parks, and your own yard.
Building comfort and cooperation with nail trims, brushing, bathing, standing still, handling, and other grooming needs.
Introduction to and proper use of the E-T 300 ½ Mile Mini Educator to reinforce known commands and provide clear, consistent communication both on and off leash.
Follow your dog's progress throughout their stay and begin learning alongside them.
One approximately one week into the program, one at pickup, and one within the first week after your dog returns home to help you transition the training into everyday life.
Unlimted training questions and communication by call or text for the life of your dog.
Walks, playtime, enrichment, and other activities tailored to your dog's physical and mental needs.
So your dog comes home clean and ready for a fresh start with you.
All dogs 6 months and older require a minimum two-week Board & Train. Training begins by teaching and strengthening behaviors using positive reinforcement, including food, toys, play, and verbal praise based on what motivates your dog. As your dog progresses, training moves into real-world environments where behaviors are proofed around distractions and e-collar reinforcement is introduced when appropriate.
Dogs with severe human or dog aggression cannot be accepted at this time. Your dog must be able to safely build a relationship with Paige within a reasonable amount of time. Please openly disclose any history of aggression, biting, or concerning behavior before booking so Paige can determine whether the program is appropriate for your dog.
Dogs must be current on Rabies, Bordetella, and DHPP vaccinations. Spaying or neutering is not required.
Before Board & Train, a complimentary 30-minute meet and greet is required so Paige can get to know you and your dog and observe their behavior. At least a half-day of daycare is also required so your dog can become familiar with Paige, the home environment, and the routine before an extended stay.
Dogs should have some prior crate experience and be reasonably comfortable settling in a crate before Board & Train. Crate training can be worked on during the program, but having a foundation beforehand helps reduce unnecessary stress during your dog's stay.
Board & Train gives your dog a strong foundation, but long-term success depends on consistency at home. Everyone who regularly handles your dog should be willing to follow the training and expectations you'll learn during your private sessions.
When two or more dogs from the same household attend Board & Train together, a minimum three-week program is typically required.
Dogs are first trained individually before gradually working together. This allows each dog to develop their own skills and reliability before learning to maintain those behaviors when working together and around one another.
Please bring a flat collar with current ID tags, including at least one phone number where you can be reached.
For dogs 6 months and older, the E-T 300 ½ Mile Mini Educator E-Collar is not included and must be purchased separately. Additional training equipment such as a slip lead, martingale collar, or prong collar may be needed depending on your dog. A purchase link can be found on the Helpful Links page.
Please provide enough of your dog's regular food and any medications for their entire stay, plus a little extra.
There is no need to bring bowls, treats, toys, or bedding. If this is your dog's first extended stay away from home, you may bring a blanket from home as long as your dog will not shred or consume it.
Get personalized, one-on-one help with the behaviors you and your dog are struggling with most.
Private lessons are tailored to your goals and your dog's individual needs. Lessons typically begin in a lower-distraction environment, such as your home, and progress into more challenging real-world environments as your dog is ready.
Basic obedience, leash skills, recall, manners, reactivity, confidence, e-collar training, unwanted behaviors, and more.
Travel fees may apply depending on location.
Training should be effective, realistic, and enjoyable for both you and your dog.
Just like people, every dog learns differently. Paige understands that there is no single method that works for every dog, which is why training is tailored to your dog’s individual personality, needs, abilities, and goals.
Your dog will be set up for success-and you’ll be part of the process too. Lasting training isn’t just about teaching your dog; it’s about giving you the knowledge and skills to confidently continue that training at home and in everyday life.
Paige has experience with a variety of training tools and approaches and chooses what is appropriate based on the individual dog and owner. The goal is clear communication, reliable behavior, and training that works in real life.
More reliability can mean more freedom. Reliable off-leash training can open the door to more adventures, enrichment, and opportunities to enjoy life together. When appropriate, modern e-collar training may be one tool used to help build that reliability.
Curious about e-collar training? Visit the Helpful Links page to learn how e-collars work, why Paige uses them, and how they can be incorporated into training responsibly and humanely.