42 board and train programs across 20 cities in the Denver Metro area. Your dog stays with the trainer for the program — typically two to four weeks — so a trainer across the metro is a realistic option: you make the drive twice, not weekly.
Standard 2-week board and train program with multiple daily training sessions, socialization and supervised care at the facility; puppy board and train programs are also offered.
Offers 2-, 3- and 4-week Board & Train packages, plus Daycare & Train and private lessons.
Board-and-train and rehabilitation programs serving Denver and Boulder for anxiety, aggression, jumping, barking and general obedience.
Runs two- and four-week board-and-train programs where the dog lives inside the trainers' house rather than a kennel environment.
Offers board-and-train and a hybrid board-and-train plus private-lesson program, with graduates receiving lifetime access to free group classes and pack walks.
Board-and-train programs in the Denver metro where trainers live and work with the dog for the full program, with daily structured obedience, socialization and behavior-correction sessions.
Castle Rock-area trainer offering board and train programs for obedience and behavior.
Board & Train on a 35-acre farm targeting behavior issues and off-leash obedience, with in-home follow-up lessons and 1 year of free support.
Castle Rock trainer offering 3- to 8-week board & train programs, private sessions, and daycare & boarding.
Immersive board and train where dogs stay at their 40-acre facility in Elbert, CO, plus private lessons.
Dog Wizard franchise location offering board and train programs alongside private lessons, day training, puppy training and group classes, with lifetime support after graduation.
21-day on-leash and 28-day off-leash Fundamental Obedience board and train programs including e-collar, place bed, and go-home lesson.
Board and Train 'Dog Boot Camp' with multiple training sessions per day plus exercise and playtime.
Two-Week Board and Train is their most popular program, paired with owner education for long-term maintenance.
Force-free trainer serving Brighton, Commerce City, Ft. Lupton and Hudson. Offers private behavior consulting, day training, puppy stays, and a customizable Board & Train in the trainer's home that takes one dog at a time.
Board-and-train programs at its Brighton facility include a 3-week eCollar obedience program, a 3-week behavior-modification program and a 5-week off-leash program that prepares dogs for the AKC Canine Good Citizen test. Dogs go on outings around town during their stay.
In the Board & Train program the dog stays at the Brighton facility and gets at least 12 training sessions a day, plus day-training groups and real-world outings. Programs usually run two to four weeks and end with a demo at the facility for the owner.
Owner Dawn runs a two-week boarding and training program on 40 acres of ranchland outside Parker, with the dog staying in her home environment. The package includes follow-up lessons and unlimited phone support.
Elizabeth trainer offering a board & train program where the dog stays for daily training, plus in-home training and protection training.
Dog training and boarding on a 45-acre ranch in Elizabeth, with board-and-train camps from two to five weeks, plus puppy camps.
Resort at 12692 W Ken Caryl Ave with a second location in Parker. In its Resident Dog Training program the dog stays one, two or three weeks for obedience training plus boarding, followed by transfer lessons for the owner.
Offers a 15+ day immersive board-and-train program in which dogs live with certified trainers at the facility and take real-world Denver field trips.
Board & Train program offering immersive training, plus private one-on-one and day train options.
Standard 2-week board and train program with multiple daily training sessions, socialization and supervised care at the facility; puppy board and train programs are also offered.
Parker-area trainer offering board & train billed weekly, day training, and multi-week puppy programs that combine day training with board and train.
Training camps on a 13-acre ranch near Parker, where dogs live at the ranch rather than in kennels. Options are Foundation (2 weeks), OffLeash (4 weeks), Adventure (6 weeks) and Behavior Camp (4 weeks minimum) for aggression, fear and anxiety.
Facility at 14601 W 72nd Ave. offering a four-week board and train program covering basic obedience, manners and specific behavior concerns. The program includes private sessions during the stay and follow-up classes after pickup.
Arvada trainer offering group classes, puppy socialization, reactive dog classes, AKC Canine Good Citizen, private instruction and board and train.
Family-owned training and boarding facility open since 1978. Offers 2- and 4-week boarding and training, with puppies under 12 weeks living with a trainer.
Board & Train dogs live in the trainer's family home rather than a kennel, with 2- and 4-week programs and a limit of three dogs at a time. The trainer is a former Marine Corps military working dog handler.
Programs include puppy training, Day Train and Board and Train programs and group classes; Board and Train suits owners who are busy or traveling.
Facility at 4575 Wadsworth Blvd offering 2-week and 3-week basic obedience board and train programs, plus a 4-week off-leash program for dogs with anxiety, fear or dog aggression. All programs include unlimited follow-ups.
Local franchise serving Aurora and Castle Rock with a 10-20 day full-immersion board and train program.
Centennial trainer offering a 2–3 week board and train for basic obedience, off-leash obedience or behavior modification, followed by a go-home lesson and two follow-up lessons.
Offers customized 2–6 week board-and-train programs where the dog lives with professional trainers and works daily on obedience, structure and behavior.
Off Leash K9 operator based at 2701 W Oxford Ave in Englewood, serving Denver, Colorado Springs and Northern Colorado. Offers 1- and 2-week board-and-train programs.
Erie trainer whose 3-week Board and Train covers advanced obedience, public access work, loose-leash walking and off-leash remote e-collar training. Also offers a puppy imprinting program as day training or overnight board and train.
Force-free trainers serving Evergreen and the Front Range foothills. Their board and train takes one dog at a time; the Foundation Skills Program lasts 2 weeks (14 days), with daily lessons and outings.
Dog Wizard franchise location offering board and train programs alongside private lessons, day training, puppy training and group classes, with lifetime support after graduation.
Family-run Lakewood trainer in business since 1996 offering board & train with private lessons before, during and after the stay. Also offers puppy and obedience training and day camp.
Runs a 21-day live-in board and train in which the dog lives with the trainers, with a focus on reactive, aggressive and anxious dogs. Graduates get lifetime follow-up support and owners get daily photo and video updates.
Westminster training facility specializing in board & train programs, along with off-leash, puppy and service dog foundations programs.
Metro programs cluster in two shapes. In-home trainers keep one to three dogs at a time and tend to sit in the suburbs where they have the space; facility programs run larger groups closer to the city. Neither is better — the home vs. facility guide covers which suits which dog. What matters more is that the trainer has handled your dog's actual problem, and that the follow-up lessons are somewhere you'll really drive to.
Pricing across the area typically runs $2,000–$6,000, with the real spread explained here. Ask every trainer the same question — what's included? — because equipment, the go-home lesson and follow-ups are bundled by some and billed by others.
This page combines 42 programs across 20 listed cities in the Denver Metro area — Denver, Castle Rock, Boulder, Brighton. Board and train is one of the few dog services people routinely drive across a metro for, because you only make the trip at drop-off and pick-up, so a trainer thirty miles away is a realistic option rather than a compromise.
Metro-area programs generally run $2,000–$6,000, a step above rural pricing because trainers here keep fewer dogs and pay more for space. Two-week obedience programs sit at the low end; four-to-six-week behavior modification for reactivity or aggression sits at the top. Several programs on this page publish a price; most quote after an evaluation, so request quotes from two or three and compare what is actually included.
Closeness matters less than fit. What should decide it: whether the trainer has handled your dog's specific issue, how many dogs they take at once, where dogs sleep (a home or a kennel), and how many follow-up lessons are included. Distance only really matters for those follow-ups, which are easier to attend when the trainer is within an hour.
Many metro trainers do, and some include transport in the program price precisely because their clients are spread across the area. It is listed inconsistently on trainer websites, so ask when you request a quote.