Typical range$1,500 to $2,500+for 2 to 3 weeksAll prices here are general estimates. Trainers, dogs and markets differ.
What pushes a stay up or down
- How many weeks the stay lasts, because a third week adds cost.
- The number of dogs the trainer handles at once, which affects one-on-one time.
- Whether lessons for you are included in the price or billed on top.
- The size of the change you want, since a pulling habit is a smaller job than a lifelong fear.
- Extras such as photo updates, a written plan or a check-in call after you collect your dog.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
How long do most stays run?
Two to three weeks is the usual range, and some are shorter or longer. Ask a trainer why they recommend a length for your dog.
Where will my dog sleep?
Practices differ. Ask whether dogs rest in a house, a kennel room or a crate, and whether the space is cooled.
What is the point of the lessons for me?
They show you the cues, the timing and the daily rules. Without them, a dog may respond to the trainer and not to you.
Should I tour first?
If you can, yes. A visit tells you far more than a web page about how a space is run.