Setting Up DaySchool

DaySchool is also known as, "Daily Board and Train." In this service, a qualified trainer is spending 30 minutes to one hour (sometime during the day) with a specific pet, attempting to accomplish specific goals.

In most cases, DaySchool follows a pet behavior analysis to determine the probable causes of the pet's behaviors and outline a treatment plan for improving behavior.

The pet (usually a dog) must be in DayCare that day, so usually there is a fee for each service separately.

A typical enrollment in DaySchool includes a Behavior Consult, and a minimum of 4 days of DaySchool. The one-on-one concentrated hour of DaySchool training can include these goals:

1. Increase Socialization
    
2. Lessen Fearfulness
    
3. Lessen Dominance
    
4. Lessen Unwanted Repetitive Behaviors
    
5. Increase Vocabulary Cues
    
6. Learn Tricks
    
7. Support Specialized Treatment Programs

The default program is to take a specific dog though the DaySchool Expanded Checklist which will stabilize most dogs' personalities, and make them even better companions.