Howard County, MD
Dog training in Highland, Maryland
Highland's rural roads and horse farms reward a dog that leaves wildlife alone. Weekly daycare is an option if you commute past us, and in-home lessons come to you.
Serving Highland from Upperco
About 55 minutes south from 17110 Ridge Road, Upperco, MD 21155. Highland clients train on-site at our facility, where we have acres of fenced space and a climate-controlled indoor gym, or in their own home when the behavior we are fixing lives there: door manners, counter surfing, crate work and neighborhood leash walks.
Board & train dogs from Highland stay with us for two or four weeks, then we hand the skills back to you in private and group follow-up lessons. Weekly daycare members drop off between 6:00 and 9:30 AM and pick up between 4:00 and 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Services available in Highland
Puppy Head Start in Highland
$600
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Learning the Basics in Highland
$850
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Intermediate Obedience in Highland
$1,400
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Intermediate + Off-Leash Remote in Highland
$1,800
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Board & Train · 2 Week in Highland
$2,200
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Board & Train · 4 Week Off-Leash in Highland
$3,200
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Confidence & Enrichment in Highland
$475
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Pre-Training Assessment in Highland
$75
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Dog Daycare in Highland
$40 / day
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Highland questions
Do you serve Highland?
Yes. Highland's rural roads and horse farms reward a dog that leaves wildlife alone. Weekly daycare is an option if you commute past us, and in-home lessons come to you. We are about 55 minutes south from the Upperco facility, and Highland dogs join daycare, group lessons, private work and board & train programs every week.
Can you come to my home in Highland?
Yes, we come to Highland homes. Highland's rural roads and horse farms reward a dog that leaves wildlife alone. Weekly daycare is an option if you commute past us, and in-home lessons come to you. Because we are about 55 minutes south away, an in-home lesson in Highland is easy to schedule, and a travel cost is added based on distance.
Which program should a Highland owner start with?
Almost everyone starts with the one-hour, $75 Pre-Training Assessment. Puppies usually go into Puppy Head Start, dogs with no formal training into Learning the Basics, and owners who want the work done for them choose a two or four week board & train.
Who trains the dogs?
Lyndsey Morgan, an ABCDT certified trainer and Animal Behavior College graduate, works with every Highland dog personally. Programs are balanced, relationship first, and built around what your family actually needs day to day.
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Book your one-hour assessment
Every dog starts with a $75 assessment at our Upperco facility or in your home, refunded when you enroll in an Intermediate or Board & Train program.