Frequently asked questions

Our Board & Train programs range from $4,000 to $7,000, depending on your dog’s goals, behavior, and training needs. During your consultation, we’ll recommend the program that’s best for your dog—not sell you something you don’t need.

We’ll learn about your dog, their behavior, and your training goals before recommending a program. Our recommendation is always based on what’s best for your dog.

Yes. We offer flexible payment options to make training more manageable. Your program can be divided into scheduled payments, and we accept all major credit cards.

Yes. We train both you and your dog. During your send-home lesson, we’ll teach you how to maintain the training and provide lifetime support so you continue seeing results long after your dog comes home.

Many dogs come to us for reactivity and aggression. Every dog is evaluated individually, and if we believe we can safely help, we’ll create a customized training plan based on your dog’s specific needs.

Separation anxiety varies in severity. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your dog’s history and determine whether our program is the right fit.

Absolutely. Dogs can learn at any age. Older dogs may take a little longer, but with the right structure and consistency, they can make incredible progress.

Your dog lives in our home and becomes part of our daily routine. Crates are used for rest, safety, and structure, but most of the day is spent learning, training, and experiencing real-life situations both at home and in public. This creates a smoother transition and longer-lasting results.

We intentionally limit the number of dogs we accept so every dog receives the time, attention, and individualized training they deserve.

Yes. You’ll receive regular photo and video updates so you can follow your dog’s progress throughout their stay.

We’ll send you a detailed checklist before drop-off. Typically, it includes your dog’s food, medications (if needed), vaccination records, and any approved items we’ve discussed.

Yes. Many dogs aren’t crate trained when they arrive. Teaching dogs to be calm and comfortable in a crate is an important part of building structure and confidence.

Yes, when appropriate. Socialization is carefully managed based on your dog’s temperament, training goals, and safety.

To keep your dog focused and consistent, we generally don’t encourage visits during the program. We’ll keep you updated with regular photos and videos instead.

All dogs must be current on their required vaccinations. We’ll provide a complete list once your application is approved.

Your dog’s health is our top priority. If your dog becomes ill or has an emergency, we’ll contact you immediately and seek veterinary care as needed.

Not necessarily. For an additional fee, our professional driver can pick your dog up from your home and safely transport them to us.

Absolutely. We regularly train dogs from across the United States and will guide you through the travel process to make it as smooth as possible.

We’ll coordinate all the travel details with you to ensure a safe, smooth, and stress-free airport pickup and drop-off.

Yes. Many of our clients travel from outside Texas because they want the personalized, home-based experience we provide. Whether you’re driving or flying, we’ll make the process simple.

We’ll walk you through everything you need to know to maintain your dog’s training at home. You’ll leave confident and equipped with the tools to continue your dog’s success.

Yes. You’ll have lifetime access to follow-up sessions, phone calls, virtual coaching, and ongoing support whenever you need it.

Caliber K9 isn’t for everyone. If you’re looking for the cheapest or fastest option, we’re probably not the right fit. But if you’re looking for personalized training, real-world reliability, and a trainer committed to your dog’s long-term success, we’d love the opportunity to earn your trust