15 board and train programs listed in and around Phoenix. Each one is an immersive program where your dog stays with the trainer — typically two to four weeks — rather than attending weekly classes. Part of the Phoenix Metro area — 52 programs across 16 cities within a drive.
In its live-in Board & Train, the dog stays with the trainer for a structured multi-week program covering obedience, manners and real-world reliability. Board & Train takes place at its Phoenix location by appointment.
Dogs board with trainer Allie Alldredge, who takes at most two dogs at a time, for a 4-week program of obedience, behavior modification and real-world training. The program includes in-home care and private lessons for the owner.
Obedience and behavior-modification programs can be done with boarding at the trainer's home, where dogs are handled several times a day and socialized. Board and train programs last up to four weeks.
2-, 4- or 6-week Board & Train in which the dog stays with the trainer for daily structured work. Includes weekly owner coaching sessions and unlimited group training for life.
Dog boot camp of 4 days and 3 nights of one-on-one training, taking only one dog at a time. It ends with a hands-on session for the owners and includes lifetime phone and email support.
Trainer Sydney offers board and train, day training or private training across the Phoenix metro. Programs are split into Puppy, Basic (on-leash) and Advanced (off-leash) levels.
Board and train camps are held at a facility built around owner Garrett Murphy's home in North Phoenix, with live-in caretakers on 5 acres. Dogs get a few days to settle in before training starts.
Phoenix trainer that offers board and train alongside in-home, on-leash and off-leash training. Also offers free evaluations for rescue dogs.
Phoenix trainer specializing in guardian breeds, offering in-home, board and train, protection and service dog programs, including a 14-day off-leash obedience board and train.
Offers an In-Kennel Training package in which the dog is brought to the company's facility for one-on-one training.
Phoenix trainer offering board and train programs as an immersive format with hands-on work throughout the day, alongside private lessons, refresher training, group classes and owner-handler service dog training.
Board & Train is intensive in-residence obedience training led by military-trained instructors. The business runs training centers in Phoenix and in Crescent City, CA.
Board and train packages run 3 to 6 weeks at the academy's facility at 24 E Tumbleweed Dr, with private and group lessons to transfer skills to the owner. The facility is limited to 7 dogs.
Phoenix trainer whose Dogcation board and train program is a 3-week stay followed by 2 private follow-up lessons, with a training collar, slip-lead and lifetime support included. Appointment only.
Board-and-train programs typically running 2 to 4 weeks that combine multiple daily structured sessions with real-world practice around Paradise Valley and Scottsdale.
Most programs in the Phoenix area fall between $1,500 and $6,000. The spread comes down to three things: how long your dog stays, how many dogs the trainer handles at once, and whether you need behavior work or just obedience. A two-week obedience program sits at the low end; four to six weeks of behavior modification for reactivity or aggression sits at the top.
Ask every trainer the same question — what's included? Equipment, the go-home lesson, and follow-up sessions are sometimes bundled and sometimes billed separately, which can move the real total by several hundred dollars.
More detail: what board and train actually costs, based on the programs here that publish a price, and how long a program should be.
Board and train programs in and around Phoenix, AZ generally run $1,500–$6,000 depending on length and intensity. Two-week obedience programs sit at the lower end; multi-week behavior modification for reactivity or aggression sits at the top. Several of the 15 programs listed here publish pricing, but most quote after an evaluation — request quotes from two or three to compare what is actually included.
Visit in person before booking. Ask how many dogs the trainer takes at once, who will personally handle your dog, where dogs sleep, what methods and equipment are used, and how many follow-up lessons are included. Ask for references from clients with a dog like yours. A trainer who welcomes a facility tour and answers method questions plainly is worth more than one with a slicker website.
Some do, particularly for clients within a metro radius, and a few include transport in the program price. Others require you to drop off and pick up yourself — which many trainers prefer anyway, since the pick-up visit doubles as your go-home lesson. Ask when you request a quote; it is listed inconsistently on trainer websites.
Board and train is one of the few dog training services people routinely travel for, precisely because the dog stays on site — you make the drive twice rather than weekly. It is common to use a trainer one to three hours away, and some programs draw clients from neighboring states. Widen your search to the state page before settling for a program you are unsure about.