24 board and train programs across 3 cities in the Las Vegas Valley 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.
Las Vegas trainer with a puppy board and train of about 3 weeks, and a basic obedience board and train that averages about 4 weeks and covers commands, leash manners, recall and public obedience.
Las Vegas trainer that offers an in-kennel Board & Train program of varying length, where the dog is dropped off for training and the owner is then taught what the dog learned. Serves Summerlin, Henderson and the wider Las Vegas valley.
Offers custom board & train programs, including a roughly 3-week puppy basic obedience and potty training program focused on habits, socialization and confidence building.
Dogs live and train in the trainer's home on 2-, 3- or 4-week board and train programs, with daily progress updates and field trips. Reactivity cases are accepted only into the 3- or 4-week programs.
Las Vegas dog training company whose board and train program runs in a home-style facility, led by a trainer using the NePoPo system.
Customized board and train programs cover basic obedience, behavior modification, leash manners, puppy training and advanced obedience, with daily training and structure. The business is at 101 Hyacinth Ln, Las Vegas.
Board & train programs run from 2 weeks (puppy foundations, basic obedience) to an 8-week transformation program for serious behavior cases, including reactivity and resource guarding. Serves Las Vegas and Henderson.
Custom board and train packages run 2, 3 or 4 weeks, plus a behavior-modification package of 5 weeks or more, with daily training updates and a go-home lesson. Only a few boarding clients are accepted at a time.
In the traditional Board & Train, the dog lives in a trainer's home for 1–4 weeks with daily lessons, using positive reinforcement only. Programs include follow-up private sessions and 6 months of group classes.
Las Vegas trainer Antonio Diaz offers an immersive Board & Train program in 3-, 4- and 6-week options, where the dog lives and trains daily with the team, followed by private integration sessions. Also offers day training, behavior modification and virtual training.
Las Vegas trainer offering an Obedience Board and Train (4 weeks) course with very limited availability, alongside private lessons.
Veteran-owned Off Leash K9 franchise serving the Las Vegas Valley. Offers a 2-week on-leash and a 3-week off-leash board-and-train, plus a 3-week reactive dog program.
Offers private training lessons, board and train programs and day training in Las Vegas, along with group classes.
Las Vegas location of Suburban K9, offering in-home sessions and dog boot camp board-and-train programs.
Its "Canine Clarity" board-and-train program addresses in-home manners, on-leash manners and off-leash manners.
Board and train program in which the dog stays with the trainers full-time for 7, 14 or 21 days and receives daily hands-on instruction. Graduates get lifetime access to weekly group sessions.
Facility at 4001 S Decatur Blvd offering Jump Start programs that pair a 1-, 2- or 3-week board & train with day-training sessions, plus a Perfect Puppy board and train. The 3-week Elite option is for behavior modification.
Offers 4-week and 6-week board and train programs covering obedience, leash manners and impulse control, with owner coaching. The 6-week program adds advanced obedience, distraction work and off-leash development.
Boarding School / Lodge-n-Learn programs where the dog stays 24/7 for the program duration.
In-home trainer for Las Vegas and Henderson that also runs a Board & Train program in the trainer's home rather than a facility, with round-the-clock training and go-home transfer sessions.
Board & Train program aimed at active families and busy professionals, plus day training and private lessons.
Board and Train 'Doggie Boot Camp' where dogs live in a trainer's home learning heel, sit, down, stay, come, with pickup/drop-off and in-home follow-up lessons.
Board and train programs that most often run two to four weeks (longer for deeper behavior issues) with daily training covering potty and crate training, leash walking, heel, sit, stay, down, recall and manners around guests, pets and food. Puppy and advanced board and train variations are offered, and an owner handoff session is included.
Board and train program in which the dog stays in the trainer's home and learns heel, sit, down, stay and come, plus tricks and household issues as requested. Pick-up, drop-off and follow-up lessons are available.
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 24 programs across 3 listed cities in the Las Vegas Valley area — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas. 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.