Board and Train in a Real Home
Forget cold kennels. Here, your dog becomes part of our family pack, learning real-life skills while living, playing, and relaxing in a cozy home environment.
Even high-energy dogs like my Belgian Malinois, Floyd, need to learn how to relax. In my home, dogs learn to have an "off switch," making them calm and pleasant companions indoors.
A little bit of mischief is part of being a dog. I create a safe indoor environment where dogs can be themselves, but also understand boundaries, even when they think they're being sneaky.
Who needs humans when you have a dog to play Jenga with? This is what home life looks like here, full of enrichment, fun, and building a bond through shared activities.
These are the quiet moments that matter. Here's me and Floyd just hanging out, sharing a moment. This is the kind of relaxed, affectionate environment your dog will experience.
A happy, relaxed dog is one who feels safe and loved. My home provides a secure base where your dog can let their guard down and truly feel like part of the family.
Kisses and cuddles are part of the daily routine here. I build a personal, affectionate bond with every dog that stays with me, ensuring they feel emotionally supported during their training.
Just look at that goofy face. Dogs in my board and train program are encouraged to show their personalities. It's all about creating a space where they are happy and comfortable.
About this collection
When your dog stays with me, they are not stuck in a concrete run or a noisy facility. They live right here, under my roof, sharing space with me and my Belgian Malinois, Floyd. This means training happens naturally throughout the day—whether we are hanging out on the couch, playing in the yard, or navigating everyday household sounds—rather than just during short, repetitive drills.
Why a Home Environment Matters
Most training facilities are high-stress environments. By bringing your dog into my home, I remove the stress of being in a kennel. Instead, we focus on integration. Your dog learns to coexist with other dogs in a controlled, supervised pack, and they learn to navigate the sights and sounds of a real household.
The "Real Life" Advantage
I do not use cookie-cutter plans because no two dogs are identical. If your dog struggles with reactivity, we work on it in the real world, not just in a sterile room. We practice loose-leash walking on busy streets to proof behaviors against real distractions. If they are a puppy, we focus on the boring but crucial stuff: potty schedules, crate comfort, and learning to settle when the house is quiet.
How We Work Together
This is not a 'drop and forget' service. The goal is for you to be as involved as your dog. Throughout the stay, I provide daily photo and video updates so you see exactly what we are working on.
At the end of the program, I include a 1.5 to 2-hour handover session. This is where I teach you how to maintain the habits we have built. Training fails when the owner goes home and stops the process, so I make sure you have the exact toolkit to keep the good habits going long after your dog leaves my house.
Garima Tomar
Hi, I am Garima. My world revolves around my dog Floyd, and I bring that same level of care to every dog I host. My board and train program is simple: your dog lives as part of my pack, learning boundaries through connection rather than just commands.
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