Abstract yellow shape on white background
Illustration of a dog paw print with five pads on a black background.

Frequently asked questions

  • Dog Crew services include but are not limited to; on-leash obedience and off-leash obedience, puppy development, aggressive dog rehabilitation, confidence building, dog and puppy socialization, we use a balanced approach to dog training so that we can take the relationship between you and your dog to the next level and unleash their potential.

  • Tools used vary, depending on each dog.

    Some common tools we use are dog crates, mini educators, slip leads, food, and toys.

    With that said, we realize that there are many misconceptions regarding certain tools we realize knowing how to properly use certain tools humanly provides us the opportunity to educate owners on the proper way to utilize these tools and be able to help problem dogs that would otherwise be turned down by other facilities.

  • First, review the training programs and see which program best fits your goals for your dog. Some programs may require a consultation with the head trainer. After you are all set on which program is the best fit for you, you can go ahead and book on our website. To reserve a date, we ask for a $250 deposit, or you can choose to pay in full. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

  • DHP (annual)

    Rabies (1 or 3 year)

    Bordetella (within 6 months)

    Clear fecal exam (within 6 months)

    Please check your dog's records before sending them to us. Many dogs do not meet the requirement for Bordetella and the fecal exam and will need to be boostered and rechecked prior to their stay. This is because many veterinarians need to be told that the dog will be in contact with other dogs (dog daycare, group class, dog park,dog shows, etc.) to change the annual protocol.

  • Meet and Greets can be scheduled through our website.

  • In our indoor, airconditioned facility.

  • For the safety of all the dogs in our care, please send ONLY your dog's food and chews or biscuits for down time in the crate. Do not send bedding, toys, bowls, brushes, etc.

  • Wake up and first potty - 6:45 am

    Breakfast: 7:30 am

    Outdoors for play and exercise - 9 - 11 am

    Second potty - 10:45 am (dogs rotate between trainers)

    First training session - 11-2 pm (dogs rotate between trainers)

    Exercise walk - 12-2 pm

    Lunch for puppies: 12 pm

    Outdoors for play and exercise 2-3 pm

    Lunch for adults: 2 pm

    Third Potty: 2 pm

    Rest (place): 3-5 pm

    Second Training Session: 3-5 pm

    Fourth Potty: 5 pm

    Dinner for puppies: 6 pm

    Relax and socialize in small groups session: 7 pm

    Last potty: 8:30 pm

    Lights out: 9 pm

Chalk drawing of a paw print on a blackboard
Stylized outline of a paw print on a black background.