Board and Train Dog Training in Austin, TX
Immersive Training for Better Recall, Manners, and Obedience
If your dog pulls on leash, ignores recall, or struggles to respond around distractions, a board and train program provides concentrated, immersive obedience training. Off Leash K9 Training Austin and Central Texas offers a 2 Week Board & Train where your dog boards with a professional trainer and works on six core commands, full off-leash recall, household manners, and obedience around multiple distractions and environments. After training, you receive a two-hour one-on-one session explaining what your dog learned and how to handle them properly at home.
What Austin Dog Owners Receive
Lifetime refreshers:
Confirm current terms and scheduling with the training team.
Included equipment:
The program includes an e-collar and training leash. program
Owner handoff:
A two-hour session explains the training and proper handling.
Distraction training:
Dogs practice obedience in multiple environments.
Immersive training:
Your dog boards with a professional trainer for two weeks.
Our Board and Train Service
Austin dog owners often consider board and train for leash pulling, unreliable recall, jumping, poor household manners, and obedience that breaks down around distractions. The published program follows a structured curriculum covering six core commands, off-leash recall, multiple environments, distraction work, and practical greeting, door, and meal manners.
2 Week Board & Train
The 2 Week Board & Train is an immersive program where your dog boards with a professional trainer for two weeks. Training covers six core commands, on-leash and off-leash heel work, full off-leash recall, household manners, and obedience around multiple distractions and environments.
This program may suit dogs needing concentrated obedience work and owners who prefer an immersive format instead of participating in weekly lessons from the beginning. It focuses on practical obedience and responses around distractions.
Owners of dogs with significant aggression, reactivity, fear, or a bite history should disclose those concerns during the free phone consultation. The program page states that complete correction of major dog aggression or people aggression cannot be guaranteed during the two-week program.
The program works toward more controlled heel work, full off-leash recall, improved greeting and door manners, and better responses around distractions. Individual results can vary, and owners must continue using the commands and handling guidance after the dog returns home.
Ask about accommodations, supervision, feeding, medication, and other care procedures during the consultation because these details are not published on the program page.
Commands and Skills Taught
Your dog’s training covers a defined curriculum of commands and practical skills:
- Come/Recall: Your dog returns when called, including full off-leash recall work
- Sit and Extended Sit: Your dog sits on command and holds the position until released
- Down and Extended Down: Your dog lies down and remains there until released
- Place and Extended Place: Your dog goes to a designated location and remains there until released
- Heel: Your dog works on more controlled on-leash and off-leash walking
- Off: Interrupts jumping or other unwanted behavior
- Off-leash obedience: Training develops responses without a physical leash around multiple distractions and environments
How Our Board and Train Process Works
Step 1: Initial Consultation and Program Selection
Call (512) 812-8252 to discuss your dog’s history, behavior, safety concerns, and goals. Review eligibility, care arrangements, equipment, pricing, and scheduling.
Step 2: Two-Week Training Period
Your dog boards with a trainer for two weeks to practice core commands, off-leash recall, household manners, and obedience around distractions. An e-collar and leash are included.
Step 3: Owner Handoff and Education
Attend a two-hour handoff to review commands, equipment, and proper handling. Continue practicing at home and confirm the terms and scheduling for lifetime refreshers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does board and train cost in Austin?
The 2 Week Board & Train is listed at $3,000 on the plans and pricing page. Credit-card purchases incur a 3.99% transaction fee. Packages must be paid in full before scheduling. Call (512) 812-8252 to confirm current pricing and payment terms.
How long does the board and train program take?
The program includes two weeks of immersive training while your dog boards with a professional trainer. It concludes with a two-hour, one-on-one handoff session explaining the commands your dog learned and how to handle them properly at home.
What is included in the board and train program?
The program includes two weeks of boarding and immersive training, six core commands, full off-leash recall, household manners, distraction training, an e-collar, a training leash, and a two-hour owner handoff. Lifetime refreshers are also listed, but owners should confirm the current terms.
What commands will my dog learn?
The curriculum includes come, sit and extended sit, place and extended place, heel for on-leash and off-leash walking, down and extended down, and off. Training also covers full off-leash recall and practical household manners.
Start Your Dog’s Transformation Today!
If your dog needs structured, immersive obedience training around multiple distractions and environments, contact the Austin and Central Texas training team to discuss the 2 Week Board & Train.
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Nick White is the Owner and Founder of Off Leash K9 Training. Nick is a former US Marine and former US Secret Service. He currently has over 130+ dog training locations throughout the United States.
Nick is globally recognized as being one of the top dog trainers in the world. He has 2 official world records in off leash obedience, named on Wikipedia as one of the top 20 dog trainers in the world, recently named top 10 trainer in the world by bestdogtrainers.org, has been featured in many magazines and shows, and he is regularly requested by the top celebrities and athletes! He has been called upon by people such as actor Ryan Reynolds, WWE’s John Cena, MLB All Star Max Scherzer, UFC World Champion Jon “Bones” Jones, and many more!
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