Frequently Asked Questions

Dogs must have current Rabies, DHLPP, and Bordatella vaccinations plus monthly flea and tick preventative. These requirements ensure the health and safety of all dogs in our facility.

Our service dog program consists of four 6-week courses covering Basic Obedience, Public Access, Canine Good Citizen, and Handler Certification. Specialized tasks may require additional training time.

Yes, all our kennels feature indoor/outdoor runs that are heated in winter and air conditioned in summer. The outdoor sections are covered for shade and weather protection.

Yes, we can train your personal dog as long as they pass our temperament test and meet the criteria for required service tasks. A doctor's statement is needed to start the program.

Dogs learn to walk quietly on leash without pulling, sit when you stop, sit-stay for one minute, down-stay for three minutes, and come when called around distractions.

Yes, we provide a 10% discount on boarding services for all active duty and retired military personnel as well as law enforcement officers. Proper identification is required.

Yes, we can accommodate aggressive dogs with an additional charge of $5.00 per day. Our experienced staff knows how to safely handle and care for challenging dogs.

We train PTSD and emotional support dogs, wheelchair assistance, hearing and sight assistance, seizure dogs, and retrieval assistance dogs. Each type requires specialized training protocols.

We teach owners that dogs need clear pack hierarchy and non-negotiable rules. Training focuses on establishing you as pack leader through consistent boundaries in house, yard, and car.

Kennel viewing hours are Monday through Friday from 4-6 PM. This allows prospective clients to tour our climate-controlled facilities and large exercise areas before booking.