All About Dogs Boarding and Training provides puppy, obedience, and agility training in a comfortable, safe environment. We offer group classes for beginners and experienced dog owners alike, as well as private sessions. Our methods and approaches are kind and positive to ensure a lifetime of fun and good health for you and your dog. Our facility is climate controlled with restrooms, accessible for people with disabilities, and a parking lot for loading and unloading your dog. Call us today!
Training & services
Training goals
Canine Good Citizen preparation
Obedience training
Puppy training
Socialization
How training happens
Board and train
Group classes
Private training
Dog age
Puppies
Training level
Advanced obedience
Advanced training
Beginner trainingCustomer-reported
Assistance and working dogs
Medical-alert and mobility assistance
Therapy dog training
Dog sports
Agility
Conformation handling
Rally obedience
Trick training
Additional services
Boarding
Other listed services
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Basic Commands
Pet Therapy
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Questions & answers
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When should I start crate training my puppy?
As with any training, starting early is always better. Puppyhood is a critical time for socialization and obedience training; therefore, crate training your puppy should begin as soon as possible. Crate conditioning begins by giving your pup small amounts of his own food in the crate (for example, kibble or some water) several times per day. As he becomes more comfortable with being inside the crate, you can gradually increase the amount of time he spends there each day.
Once your puppy is completely conditioned to spending time in the crate, you can start using it as a safe place when you're not home. This way, if anything happens and he needs to be picked up quickly (e.g., during an emergency evacuation), he will be familiar with going into the Crate instead of traveling unrestrained through unfamiliar surroundings or getting lost indoors.
Community answer · All About Dogs Training Center · 2022-09-21
Our classes are relatively small, max 15 dog-owner pairs per class. We keep it that way so that everyone gets the attention they need. Classes start every 5 weeks, so you're able to repeat a level if you want to or advance.
Community answer · All About Dogs Training Center · 2022-09-21
5/5I have been bringing my dog to All About Dogs Boarding for many years. Jenni and Hannah are the best. I trust them completely with the care of my dog when I board him. The kennels are clean and the big yard for the dogs to romp in is wonderful. They do a great job pairing up the …Read full reviewClose full review
I have been bringing my dog to All About Dogs Boarding for many years. Jenni and Hannah are the best. I trust them completely with the care of my dog when I board him. The kennels are clean and the big yard for the dogs to romp in is wonderful. They do a great job pairing up the compatible dogs to play in the big yard. I have complete confidence and trust in Jenni and Hannah to care for my dog. It is so evident that they both are big dog lovers!
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Mieke Renè
5/5
For 15 years, I have been using the dog services provided by Sandy and Jenni. Their love of dogs shines through everything they do. Dog kennel, private lessons, agility and obedience classes are the services I have had the pleasure of using and would recommend. My Border Collie pup would say the same thing if she could!
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Pamela Oshay
5/5
Jenni and Sandy are very professional dog trainers and both have helped me get control over my very energetic German Shepard. My dog went from out of control, to very obedient!
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Edwin Bernhard
5/5
My Welsh Corgi had been very frustrated in other agility classes, but after a couple of private lessons he completely turned around and is now able to participate in group classes. Sandy makes the training sessions fun and very productive at the same time!
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Linda Foshagen
5/5I had never used a boarding facility for Scout before letting him stay with Jennie and her crew. Although Scout is a kind animal, is is a rescue with a lot of anxiety. They were so patient and understanding of Scout from the minute they met, and I never had a minute of do…Read full reviewClose full review
I had never used a boarding facility for Scout before letting him stay with Jennie and her crew. Although Scout is a kind animal, is is a rescue with a lot of anxiety. They were so patient and understanding of Scout from the minute they met, and I never had a minute of doubt that he was in the most perfect place I could have chosen. I am so very grateful for the outstanding care for him and customer service is goes above and beyond.
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