FAQ's

Frecuently Asked Questions

  • Is it safe for my dog to ride in the car with other dogs?

    We focus on structured, group play and personalized training—not chaotic free-for-alls. Our days are thoughtfully designed to build confidence, calm, and connection in every dog.

  • Why should I send my dog to camp if they are already trained?

    Training is a lifelong commitment that requires consistent practice. Camp makes it easier to maintain and reinforce your dog’s training in high-energy, distracting environments, helping build focus and a strong relationship with your dog.


    Camp also helps your dog burn off energy and socialize with trusted, familiar friends every day. It takes training to the next level by helping your dog respond reliably not only to you, but also to other handlers.


    It’s also a great way to meet your dog’s natural needs in an outdoor setting.

  • How many times a week should my dog go to camp?

    All camp members must commit to at least two days a week to learn camp routines and enjoy the full benefits of each outing. This consistency helps create a familiar routine for everyone in the pack—including the non-furry members!

  • What happens if there are not 30 days in a month?

    Camp membership is based on a 48-week year. Your scheduled number of camp days per week remains the same, and February’s fee will be adjusted accordingly.

  • Is training included in camp?

    Camp helps your dog practice and maintain skills they already know, like recall and walking with the group. If your dog needs to learn new skills, training is available as a separate service.

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