24 board and train programs across 17 cities in New Mexico. Because your dog stays with the trainer, it's common to travel across the state for the right program.
Offers day training, remote collar training and an intensive board and train program (4-week minimum) that covers basic commands, house manners and public field trips. Four private lessons are included.
KPA CTP-approved trainer offering private lessons, day training and board and train programs. During board and train the dog stays with the trainer and goes on outings.
Private positive-reinforcement trainer in Santa Fe offering adult and puppy Board & Train stays that host one dog at a time, followed by transfer sessions at home. Also offers basic manners and behavior modification packages.
In-home boarding-with-training program in a neutral home environment using classical/operant conditioning, followed by owner transfer lessons.
East Mountain dog sports and training facility offering classes, private lessons and board and training services.
Serves Las Cruces and El Paso; dogs board in the trainer's home on a 10-acre ranch with daily formal sessions and real-world outings, 2-4 week commitment.
Board and train at a 6,000-square-foot boarding and daycare facility in Clovis, offered as a 2-week program for basic obedience or issues like jumping and leash pulling, and a 4-week program for advanced obedience or confidence, anxiety and reactivity work. Both include a send-home lesson, leash, training collar if needed and treats; the 4-week program adds two follow-up sessions and lifetime training assistance.
Certified trainer Jane Gerard serves Taos County from El Prado. She runs a daycare and board-and-train program, open to graduates of her 8-week course, with circle-training sessions during the stay.
Board and train where the dog lives in the trainer's home in Deming: a 4-week on-leash program, a 5-week off-leash program, and a 2-week puppy foundation program for dogs 6 months or younger, each with real-world outings and owner handoff sessions. Daily in-home training is also offered.
Overnight board and train in a household setting for dogs with complex behavioral challenges, combining lessons with exercise and public training in high-distraction places. Programs run as multi-week or monthly contracts.
Santa Fe behaviorist and trainer (1500 5th St) handling complex behavior cases, off-leash training, and puppy and shelter dog support. Immersive programs have the dog live in a home environment, including a 7-day starter program and a 14-day off-leash control board and train with a remote collar.
Bernalillo trainer offering board and train, in which boarded dogs get multiple training sessions a day. Also offers behavior consulting, private lessons and service dog training.
Silver City boarding, grooming, daycare and training center using positive-reinforcement methods. In its Board & Train, the dog stays in the boarding facility and gets daily sessions with a trainer.
14-day board and train described as a structured two-week training stay building obedience and a consistent routine, serving Ruidoso, Alto, Capitan, Roswell, Cloudcroft and Alamogordo; private sessions and a four-week group class are also offered.
Las Cruces dog care business (est. 2021) with an AKC-certified behavior modification specialist. Offers a one-month in-home board & train plus private and group training, boarding, daycare, grooming and walking.
Pet Paradise resort with on-site certified trainer (Sydney Spencer) running the chain's 21-day and 28-day Board-and-Train programs; dogs board in resort suites with daily one-on-one sessions plus weekly owner sessions.
Board and train of 3-8 weeks serving Farmington NM to Durango CO; dogs live on the property in a temperature-controlled, 24-hour monitored building with a secure yard, daily training and weekly outings. Includes follow-up one-on-one lessons and monthly group classes.
Based in New Mexico's East Mountains, offering a 2-week board and train program for aggression, fear, reactivity and over-excitement. Private behavior sessions, boarding and service dog training are also offered.
Local franchise offering a 15-day board-and-train program plus in-home obedience and aggression work, serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe and Los Lunas.
Santa Fe service area of the local Sit Means Sit operation, offering board-and-train alongside in-home and group training.
East Mountains trainer offering a two-week Board & Train program, with training videos during the stay and two follow-up sessions. Private in-home packages and group classes are also offered.
Board and train programs at 468 Box Canyon Road in Gila: a 10-day on-leash program, a 3-week on/off-leash program and a 30-day behavior modification program, each including hands-on owner sessions, follow-ups and continued group classes.
Owner-operated boarding and training kennel with a 2-week in-board obedience program covering here, sit, stay, off and area stay plus specific problems the dog has at home, including fear or dominant aggressive biters, with two home visits at the end of training. In-board retriever and pointer hunting-dog training is also offered.
Las Cruces daycare, cage-free boarding, grooming and training facility with Fear Free and IBPSA certified staff. Its 'Board and Train Blastoff' has the dog stay at the facility and work on skills several times a day, with 2- and 3-week packages available.
This directory lists 24 board and train programs across 17 cities in New Mexico, including Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe. Listings are verified against each business's own website; the directory grows as new programs are added and confirmed.
Expect roughly $1,500–$6,000 for most New Mexico programs. Metro-area trainers and those keeping only a few dogs at a time charge more; rural kennel-based programs tend to be cheaper. Behavior modification for aggression or severe reactivity runs highest, often $4,000 and up for a four-to-six-week stay.
Often, yes. Because your dog stays with the trainer, you only make the trip at drop-off and pick-up — so a two-hour drive to a trainer who specializes in your dog's specific problem usually beats a nearby generalist. The main reason to stay local is the follow-up lessons, which are easier to attend if the trainer is close.