49 board and train programs across 27 cities in Oklahoma. Because your dog stays with the trainer, it's common to travel across the state for the right program.
An Edmond-based trainer serving the Oklahoma City area with private lessons, puppy lessons, behavior modification, group lessons and a Board & Train stay-and-train program.
Board-and-train of two to six weeks covering basic obedience through behaviour modification, with pet transport to and from the owner. Dogs board in the trainer's home during training rather than at the facility.
Board-and-train program for OKC-area owners in which the facility takes over training responsibility during the dog's stay.
Owner-trainer Ashley offers a three-week board and train program covering basic commands and behavior issues, with daily photo and video updates. Uses balanced methods, including prong and e-collars.
Family-owned boarding school in Norman where dogs stay in spacious indoor kennels and train in outdoor areas, with results in 15-18 days.
Positive-reinforcement training and boarding facility on Pintail Rd in Edmond. Its boarding school programs run from 5 to 30 days, and it also has reactive and aggressive dog rehab programs and a baby-prep program.
Board and train boot camp where dogs stay with a trainer for daily obedience, leash and behavior work, serving OKC, Edmond, Moore and Norman.
Board and train at the Pauls Valley facility (17355 N County Rd) where the dog stays for 6 or 8 weeks of daily training, enrichment and structured routines with owner transfer lessons, in separate puppy (4-12 months) and adult tracks. Service dog, therapy dog and behavior/aggression support programs are also offered.
Dog training, boarding and supply store at 18351 NE 23rd St in Harrah. Its Boarding School program has the dog stay with the trainer, and it also runs foundation through advanced obedience and AKC rally training.
Ochelata-based trainer offering police K9, service dog, obedience, puppy, behavior and search-and-rescue training. Its service dog training includes board-and-train options.
Retriever kennel where dogs in training are fed and housed on site. Offers a 5-week obedience-only program, roughly 10-week retriever programs, and summer tune-up training.
Board & train programs in which dogs stay with the trainer in her home, including a 2-week Puppy Start Right, a 2-week Manners at Home, a 3-week Obedience Unleashed and a behavior-modification program of at least 3 weeks.
Northeast Oklahoma kennel on 20 acres. Runs a board and train program for obedience, reactivity and aggression, plus bird dog and sporting dog training.
Retriever training center, established in 1980, where dogs settle into the kennel for a Gun Dog Training Program covering collar conditioning, force breaking and marking. Owners get twice-monthly phone updates.
Boarding, daycare and training camp on 17 acres in Harrah, just outside OKC. Offers 2-, 3- and 4-week board and train packages.
A training and boarding facility in the Osage Hills just north of downtown Tulsa. Its board and train is three weeks of Koehler on-leash obedience at the facility, plus weekly private lessons and a year of drop-in advanced classes.
Farm and ranch dog trainer whose 3–6 week board & train has the dog living in the trainer's home, with daily barn time, real-world outings and four free follow-up lessons. It also does puppy board & train.
An Edmond trainer whose Sleep Away Camp has the dog live in the trainer's home for 1-, 2- or 3-week programs. Each includes handling lessons and a 90-day homework plan.
Edmond facility offering boarding, day camp, grooming, private lessons and group classes. Its board and train program trains dogs on obedience and behavior while they stay at the facility, with 3-6 months of follow-up support.
Tulsa-based trainer serving Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs and Muskogee. Its Board and Train "Doggy Boot Camp" has the dog live with a professional trainer for obedience, manners, and work on impulse control, fear, anxiety and reactivity.
Reward-based board + train in which the dog boards in the trainer's home, one client at a time, for 2-3 weeks covering sit, down, leash walking, potty and crate training and socialization. Includes follow-up lessons and a slip leash; the 3-week Unleashed Canine program adds an e-collar system; behavior modification cases are not accepted.
4- or 6-week board and train at the Durant facility with daily one-on-one sessions, real-life distraction exposure, private owner lessons and lifetime support, offered in Basic Obedience, Behavioral Correction & Rehabilitation (leash reactivity, barking, separation anxiety, guarding, aggression) and Off-Leash Obedience tracks. Serves Ardmore and the Texoma region.
Board & Train Program where the dog stays in an indoor, climate-controlled facility just west of Shawnee, working 4-5 sessions a day on loose leash walking, sit, down, wait, place and recall.
Boarding School program at the Yukon facility with a customized training plan using positive reinforcement, focused on obedience; accepts puppies from 8 weeks old.
Board N' Train program with a minimum four-week stay at the Stillwater facility (5719 W Lakeview Rd) covering basic manners such as sit, down, stay, come, leave it and loose leash walking, with owners attending weekly private lessons. Day school and agility are also offered.
Dog boarding school where the dog stays with trainers at the 1109 E Memphis St Suite 300 location in Broken Arrow; the company states it fixes most issues in 1-3 weeks and includes free group classes for life afterward. One-on-one lessons, puppy training and potty training are also offered.
Dog Boarding School program in which the dog stays at the Owasso location for training, with results-based pricing rather than per-session fees; program length is not listed on the site.
Tulsa trainer operating since 1974, offering a 30-day board and train program in which dogs live in the home rather than a kennel. Also offers classes and day-training bootcamp.
The dog lives with the trainer as a family pet and trains on a 5-acre training grounds and in real-world settings. There are two options: a 2-week program for foundational obedience and a 4-week program for advanced reliability and behavior modification.
Breeder of German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers and Goldendoodles that also trains dogs, in person at its farm or remotely. It has a new 3- or 5-week Board and Train Program and serves Chickasha, Duncan, Marlow, Lawton and OKC.
Board and train and off-leash obedience serving Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Broken Arrow and Tulsa.
Two-week board-and-train focused on real-world off-leash obedience so dogs return calmer and more focused.
4-week board-and-train program held on the owner's Hardesty farm, covering obedience, leash manners and confidence-building. It takes 2-3 dogs a month and includes transport to and from Oklahoma City and a go-home session.
Pointing dog training kennel run by Jon Hann on 300+ acres of training grounds, with dogs housed one per kennel on site. Programs include Start, Summer Camp, Finish, Gun Shy Fix, Retrieve and Field Trial Prep.
Board and train packages of one or two 8-day or 15-day boarding sessions at its Edmond daycare and boarding facility, teaching sit, down, wait/come, stay and leave-it plus loose-leash walking and jumping redirection. All packages include pickup and in-home lessons after the stay.
Board and train of 1-6 weeks for dogs 6 months and up where dogs live with the trainer's pack in an in-home setting rather than kennels, with owner sessions on completion and lifetime pack walks; a separate 1-3 week Puppy Board & Train, day school and private lessons are also offered.
Home-based board and train east of Lake Thunderbird focused on eliminating behavior problems and instilling reliable obedience.
Bird dog training kennel on a 400-acre Osage County ranch. Client dogs stay for a 3-month Basic Formal Training class or a 2-week Field Introduction class, trained with the Silent Command System.
Board and Train program in which the dog lives with a professional trainer for daily sessions, followed by private lessons for the owner. It also offers a separate Puppy Board and Train and serves Norman, Shawnee and the OKC metro (including Moore and Mustang).
A Tulsa trainer with locations in Tulsa and at Grand Lake (Vinita). Its Boot Camp is a board and train in which the dog stays with a trainer in the trainer's home for at least 2 to 3 weeks. Also offers aggression rehab and service-dog training.
Bartlesville location of Tip Top K9, serving Bartlesville, Dewey and Ochelata. Offers board and train, obedience, aggressive-dog training, puppy training, service dog training and group classes.
Board and train dog training in Norman, Oklahoma.
Franchise location page for Board & Train in which dogs stay with trainers for 2-6 hours of daily lessons. Graduates get owner training and lifetime group class access.
Tip Top K9 location offering a Board & Train program where dogs stay with trainers for daily lessons covering obedience, socialization and behavior issues, with lifetime group class access.
Intensive facility-based board-and-train covering basic obedience, off-leash control, potty training and behavioral issues.
Board-and-train programs serving the Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Owasso area from a Skiatook base.
Trainer Rebecca in Brookside, Tulsa, serving Bixby and Jenks. Runs a puppy board and train (puppy boarding school) in her home with one puppy at a time; the programs include two-week stays covering potty/crate training, manners and obedience.
Owners can leave their dog for Board and Train; the dog stays at the facility for the full week with daily sessions in basic or advanced obedience. Also trains protection dogs.
A Tulsa pet resort whose training bootcamps are board and train programs, with a minimum of 2 weeks. Programs include behavioral, puppy and Level One/Two obedience.
This directory lists 49 board and train programs across 27 cities in Oklahoma, including Tulsa, Edmond, Oklahoma City. 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 Oklahoma 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.