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Typical $1,500 to $2,500+ for 2 to 3 weeks

The Questions to Ask Before You Book a Stay

A confident trainer will not mind a long list of questions. General estimates for two to three weeks sit around $1,500 to $2,500 or more, so a half hour of asking is cheap protection for that much money.

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Questions to Ask
Typical range$1,500 to $2,500+for 2 to 3 weeksGeneral estimates only. Actual prices vary by trainer, dog and market.

Ask these in this order

  • How do you teach, and what happens when a dog does not understand?
  • Where does my dog sleep, and who is with it overnight?
  • How many dogs are in your care right now, and how many do you work at once?
  • What does the full price cover, and what costs extra?
  • What happens at pickup, and how do I learn to use the skills at home?

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How this guide works

Questions first. Claims last.

AskBuilt for interviewsEach guide ends in questions you can read aloud to a trainer.
RangePrices stay generalNumbers are planning ranges, not offers, and nobody here sets them.
NeutralNobody is promotedNo trainer or facility is named, ranked or recommended.

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Good questions

Before you begin.

Should I visit before I commit?

If the trainer allows it, yes. Seeing the space and meeting the people tells you more than a website can.

Is it rude to ask about methods?

No. Describing methods plainly is part of the job, and vague answers are worth noting.

Do I get any updates during the stay?

Many trainers send photos or short videos. Ask how often and by what means before you sign.

What if my questions get brushed aside?

Take that as information. You can keep looking.

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