52 board and train programs across 29 cities in Oregon. Because your dog stays with the trainer, it's common to travel across the state for the right program.
Board & Train for dogs 6 months and older runs a minimum of 3 weeks in a home environment, covering sit-stay, down-stay, recall, heel, place, socialization and public etiquette; serves McMinnville, Newberg and Yamhill County from Carlton.
Portland company offering board-and-train alongside private lessons.
Portland-metro trainer (Portland, Sherwood, Beaverton) offering day training and 2- or 3-week on-site board-and-train programs covering leash manners, impulse control and obedience.
Board and train Immersion (4-6 wk), Behavior Modification (6-8 wk) and Advanced Re-Conditioning (8-10 wk) programs serving Hillsboro, Beaverton and Columbia County.
Serves the West Portland metro. Runs 2-, 3- and 4-week board-and-train programs where the dog lives in the trainer's home, plus day training, in-home lessons and puppy raising.
Board & Train option: the dog boards at Camp while a trainer works on its basic obedience skills.
Board and train is all-inclusive boarding from 1-4 weeks at the 3085 Lower Mill Drive facility with daily focused training based on the individual dog's needs (behavior, sport-specific work or injury rehab), ending with an owner skills-transfer session.
A Bend training school whose 21-day board and train requires the dog to live with the trainer. Daytime training is at the Bend facility and overnight boarding is at a ranch in La Pine.
Naomi Domes runs an in-home board and train on 10 acres in Rickreall. It is a 3-4 week program for dogs 6 months and older, with one client dog at a time, and it is not open to dogs with human or dog aggression.
A standard 21-day board-training program where the dog lives in a trainer's home, not a kennel, in the South Eugene area. Training covers basic to advanced obedience, housebreaking, household manners, socialization and behavior modification, and ends with a lesson for the owner.
Eugene-area retriever kennel offering training, breeding and boarding. Its train-and-board program covers retriever field work and obedience.
Small-batch board and train on a 7-acre Forest Park property, where dogs live in the trainers' home. Programs run from 10-day puppy foundations to 6-week behavior rehabilitation.
Estacada facility offering board-and-train programs, overnight boarding, daycare, private lessons, puppy and therapy-dog training. It is an AKC CGC/Trick Dog testing site.
La Pine trainer offering group classes, private lessons and a customized board and train. Handler training and two follow-up sessions are included in the board and train price.
An off-leash adventure company led by trainers, including CPDT Kerry Ryan. Its overnight Board & Learn program is required for dogs under 9 months that board. It also offers private training and adventure boarding.
Board and Train in Eugene uses balanced training with rewards and clear rules to teach recall, loose leash walking, place, crate skills and neutrality around dogs and people, with field trips once foundations are solid. Includes weekly owner sessions during the program, a go-home session and two free follow-up lessons; pick up and drop off available in Lane County.
Its Manners & Obedience Training Camp adds daily manners training to a boarding stay when owners choose the elite or diamond package. It serves Lebanon, Albany and Corvallis, and training covers heel, sit, down, stay, off and recall.
Bend-based trainer specializing in severe behavioral issues with board-and-train serving Bend, Redmond, Sunriver and beyond.
Woodburn trainer using balanced methods. Offers board & train, group classes, private sessions and boarding, with a focus on basic obedience and behavior modification.
In-home board & train in Tigard: dogs live with the trainer's family, not in a kennel, and train in parks, stores and neighborhoods. Programs run 1 to 3 weeks, including a 3-week reactive program, and end with a full turnover to the owner.
Daily-rate board-and-train at $100/day with multiple reward-based training sessions plus boarding.
Rural training property with a three-week board and train that includes a weekly lesson with the owner. Covers obedience and control around other dogs, wildlife and livestock.
Portland trainers offering board and train aimed at reactive, over-aroused and difficult dogs.
Greg and Peri Layton run a waterfowl/upland retriever and AKC hunt test training kennel. They recommend leaving a dog with them for 3-5 months, and say basic obedience usually takes 2-3 months.
Offers a live-in board and train for dogs from Portland, Beaverton and Hillsboro, plus group classes and private training. Live-In stays require an application and advance notice.
Three-Week Immersive board and train program for dogs 6 months and up at 17655 NE Mountain Home Rd, Sherwood, covering confidence, off-leash work, leash manners, sit/down/stay, recall and kennel training, plus follow-up support. Also offers a board and train for reactive and aggressive dogs, a hybrid board & train and puppy camp.
Australian Labradoodle breeder that also offers grooming and boarding. Its Puppy Board & Train covers crate training, house manners and basic obedience.
2 Week Board and Train Program where the dog is dropped off and picked up two weeks later trained off-leash with distractions in sit, down, place, heel, recall, loose-leash walking, door and meal manners; includes owner one-on-one session. Service dog board and train (minimum 2 weeks) also offered.
Local franchise offering a 2-week off-leash board and train program serving Beaverton and Hillsboro.
Board and train for dogs six months and older plus a Puppy Prep boarding program, with behavior modification and off-leash training.
Southern Oregon trainer using balanced methods for obedience and behavior modification. Board-and-train dogs stay in the owners' house on a 6-acre farm property and get daily training sessions and public outings.
Two-to-three-week board-and-train followed by three handover private lessons.
A Bend trainer offering intensive in-home board and train with real-world adventure outings. It also offers private lessons, day training and off-leash pack walks.
Board-and-train service located just outside Salem focused on turning out-of-control dogs into family companions.
'Stay and Train' program with twice-daily one-on-one sessions in real-world locations for obedience, aggression and confidence, serving the Rogue Valley.
Trainer offering private sessions, puppy and adult packages, and Board & Train stays in which the dog lives in her home. Dogs get at least two training sessions a day.
Board and train on a seven-acre property serving Corvallis and Eugene with 2-week on-leash, 3-week off-leash e-collar and 2-week puppy programs; no aggressive dogs.
Family-owned dog training company offering board and train, with boarding available for training clients. Also does private coaching, off-leash work, aggression work and service dog training.
In-home board-and-train run by trainer Dallas Hanson in his own home rather than a kennel.
Ashland-based trainer offering personalized Board & Train programs (4-week minimum), behavior modification, CGC training, overnight boarding and off-leash adventures. Includes pick-up and drop-off along the West Coast for board-and-train clients.
Immersion Board & Train is its most popular program, with the dog staying with the trainers.
30-day board and train with 24/7 immersive training in a family home, including reactivity and aggression work and owner sessions in the final week. A 1-week board and train is also offered.
Family-owned training business in Grants Pass with CCPDT-certified trainers, covering puppy training, obedience and aggression or behavior problems. It offers board-and-train in three levels of daily training time, with private sessions required before drop-off and after pickup.
Salem trainers who board dogs in their own home for adult and puppy board-and-train packages with go-home lessons. They also do in-home lessons, pick-up training and group classes.
Eugene/Springfield trainer whose 'Lodge & Learn' board-and-train runs from 2-week puppy obedience to 8-week advanced behavior modification. Also offers daycare, boarding, private lessons and group classes.
Franchise location of The Dog Stop. Its Board and Train program is by appointment: the dog boards on site and works with the location's trainer several times a day, and the stay ends with a complimentary 45-minute private session for the owner.
Kennel-free board and train at their Tualatin facility covering obedience, socialization and problem behaviors for Beaverton and Hillsboro clients.
Board and Train packages at the 140 SW Freeman Ave facility are built around an assessment and personalized training plan, with the dog living with lead trainer Adam Cross under structure, exposure and confidence building. Also offers behavior modification for reactivity and aggression, hunt/track training, group classes and agility.
Grants Pass trainer offering customized board and train programs for all breeds and ages that need foundational basics. The site notes this program is not for dogs with reactivity, anxiety or aggression.
A 14-night board-and-train at the facility at 45527 SE Wildcat Mt Dr in Sandy. Dogs learn Come, Sit, Place, Wait, Off and Quiet, on-leash walking and off-leash recall. The program also works on problems such as jumping, pulling, barking and aggression.
Gresham trainer offering obedience classes, AKC CGC, rally and private sessions. Its board and train option boards the dog in a home setting with a daily walk and training session plus several exercise sessions.
Board and train dogs stay in the trainers' homes and spend each day living with a certified professional dog trainer, with focused training time each day toward goals such as hiking, patio manners or off-leash camping. Owners receive regular photo updates and a detailed training summary.
This directory lists 52 board and train programs across 29 cities in Oregon, including Portland, Bend, Eugene. 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 Oregon 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.