National Landing Pricing
Check out our National Landing pricing for daycare, boarding, and grooming. From daily drop-ins to extended stays, we offer straightforward, affordable rates for everything your dog needs.

Meet & Greet Assessment
Full Day
Half Day
Overnight Boarding
100% deposit for same day booking
Grooming
Full Grooming: Haircut + Bath
Includes a full cut and style to your specifications, bath, drying, brushing, nail clipping, and ear cleaning. Anything beyond this is an add-on service.
Bath & Brush Out
Includes a refreshing bath, drying, brushing, nail clipping, and ear cleaning. Add-on services available for anything extra.
Grooming Add-Ons
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Puppy Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Young puppies are very impressionable, and their earliest experiences can have lasting effects on their behavior. Our trainer uses scientifically proven positive methods to encourage a fun and effective way to communicate with your pet. This six-week class is designed to help puppies grow into well-adjusted dogs. We'll give you the tools to create a strong foundation of good behavior while focusing on socialization skills, good manners, and confidence-building for a well-balanced family member. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to puppies under five months of age once they have had their second round of vaccinations (generally 10-12 weeks of age), with a focus on:
- Teaching name recognition and attention skills;
- The art of saying "please,"
- Basic commands like sit, down, and an introduction to coming when called;
- Introduction to walking on a leash;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Crate training and potty training;
- Managing chewing and mouthing;
- Getting your puppy comfortable being handled and groomed;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety and more as they get older;
- Socialization with other puppies and off-leash puppy playtime.
Class spaces are limited and in high demand. Classes are non-refundable after 1-week prior to starting.
Adult Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Your dog may no longer be a puppy, but that doesn't mean their training days are over. This six-week class provides an opportunity to continue developing fundamental skills and good habits, also perfect for recent adult dog rescues. We will help your dog understand your expectations, so you can both enjoy your life together. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to dogs six months of age and older, with a focus on:
- Maintaining and building attention skills;
- Reviewing basic commands like sit, down, and coming when called;
- Developing impulse control (leave it, settle, stay, and discouraging jumping);
- Practicing polite leash greetings and loose leash walking skills;
- Continued socialization with other dogs and off-leash playtime;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and more as they get older.
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Loose Leash Walking | Group Class
Walks with our dogs can be a pleasant way to add exercise and enrichment to your normal routine. However, having a dog who is miserable to walk can cause you to feel embarrassed, frustrated, exhausted, or even potentially injured. So, if you do not like walking your dog, then this workshop is for you! We will focus on getting you comfortable with walking management tools, attention skills, reinforcing polite walking behavior, and what to do if your dog forges ahead of you. We will cover the following:
- The art of the walk
- Leash walking management
- Loose leash walking skills
- Confidence building for you and your dog
- When and how to reward your dog
- Redirection and attention skills
- Perfecting your "Heel"
Materials needed include:
- A front clipping harness (i.e., Freedom harness or Easy Walk)
- Plenty of awesome treats
- A favorite toy if your dog prefers toys to treats
- A standard 4 or 6-foot leash with a loop handle, NO retractable leashes are allowed
- Optional but recommended: a clicker and treat pouch
We will be practicing these skills outside for half of the classes, so prepare to dress accordingly! This class is weather permitting and will be rescheduled if there is severe weather. **This class is NOT for reactive dogs.
Rover Come Over | Group Class
Building consistent recall training with your dog takes lots of time and practice and we are here to help! During this 3 week class, we will focus on basic and advanced recall exercises in real-life outdoor settings to set you and your dog up for success when called to come.
Materials required:
- Treats (lots of them!)
- Your puppy or dog
- Long leash (10/15/20 ft)
- Kong, lick mat, or yummy chew like a bully stick to keep them entertained when the instructor is talking
- Treat pouch
- Clicker (optional but recommended)
Puppy Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Young puppies are very impressionable, and their earliest experiences can have lasting effects on their behavior. Our trainer uses scientifically proven positive methods to encourage a fun and effective way to communicate with your pet. This six-week class is designed to help puppies grow into well-adjusted dogs. We'll give you the tools to create a strong foundation of good behavior while focusing on socialization skills, good manners, and confidence-building for a well-balanced family member. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to puppies under five months of age once they have had their second round of vaccinations (generally 10-12 weeks of age), with a focus on:
- Teaching name recognition and attention skills;
- The art of saying "please,"
- Basic commands like sit, down, and an introduction to coming when called;
- Introduction to walking on a leash;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Crate training and potty training;
- Managing chewing and mouthing;
- Getting your puppy comfortable being handled and groomed;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety and more as they get older;
- Socialization with other puppies and off-leash puppy playtime.
Class spaces are limited and in high demand. Classes are non-refundable after 1-week prior to starting.
Adult Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Your dog may no longer be a puppy, but that doesn't mean their training days are over. This six-week class provides an opportunity to continue developing fundamental skills and good habits, also perfect for recent adult dog rescues. We will help your dog understand your expectations, so you can both enjoy your life together. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to dogs six months of age and older, with a focus on:
- Maintaining and building attention skills;
- Reviewing basic commands like sit, down, and coming when called;
- Developing impulse control (leave it, settle, stay, and discouraging jumping);
- Practicing polite leash greetings and loose leash walking skills;
- Continued socialization with other dogs and off-leash playtime;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and more as they get older.
Puppy Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Young puppies are very impressionable, and their earliest experiences can have lasting effects on their behavior. Our trainer uses scientifically proven positive methods to encourage a fun and effective way to communicate with your pet. This six-week class is designed to help puppies grow into well-adjusted dogs. We'll give you the tools to create a strong foundation of good behavior while focusing on socialization skills, good manners, and confidence-building for a well-balanced family member. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to puppies under five months of age once they have had their second round of vaccinations (generally 10-12 weeks of age), with a focus on:
- Teaching name recognition and attention skills;
- The art of saying "please,"
- Basic commands like sit, down, and an introduction to coming when called;
- Introduction to walking on a leash;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Crate training and potty training;
- Managing chewing and mouthing;
- Getting your puppy comfortable being handled and groomed;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety and more as they get older;
- Socialization with other puppies and off-leash puppy playtime.
Class spaces are limited and in high demand. Classes are non-refundable after 1-week prior to starting.
Adult Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Your dog may no longer be a puppy, but that doesn't mean their training days are over. This six-week class provides an opportunity to continue developing fundamental skills and good habits, also perfect for recent adult dog rescues. We will help your dog understand your expectations, so you can both enjoy your life together. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to dogs six months of age and older, with a focus on:
- Maintaining and building attention skills;
- Reviewing basic commands like sit, down, and coming when called;
- Developing impulse control (leave it, settle, stay, and discouraging jumping);
- Practicing polite leash greetings and loose leash walking skills;
- Continued socialization with other dogs and off-leash playtime;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and more as they get older.
Intermediate (Level 2) | Group Class
Once your dog has completed our Puppy or Adult basics course, it is crucial to apply those skills in real-life scenarios. The Intermediate class will build upon everything we learned in the puppy class or the adult class and set them up for success in the city! This class is open to dogs over 6 months of age and is a prerequisite for both the Canine Good Citizen course and our Agility Course. We will focus on the following:
- Getting the dog to focus on the objective through enticing distractions;
- Expanding on impulse control (jumping, leave it, stay, grabbing items/treats);
- Leaving enticing items using 'Leave It' while on a walk;
- Perfecting our leash walking with Heel;
- Polite Greetings;
- Politely walking past people and dogs;
- Introduction to Agility;
- Introduction to Canine Good Citizen;
***This class is NOT for reactive dogs
Class spaces are limited and in high demand. Classes are non-refundable after 1-week prior to starting.
Adult Basics (Level 1) | Group Class
Your dog may no longer be a puppy, but that doesn't mean their training days are over. This six-week class provides an opportunity to continue developing fundamental skills and good habits, also perfect for recent adult dog rescues. We will help your dog understand your expectations, so you can both enjoy your life together. We have a small "teacher to student" ratio to maximize attention and learning. This class is open to dogs six months of age and older, with a focus on:
- Maintaining and building attention skills;
- Reviewing basic commands like sit, down, and coming when called;
- Developing impulse control (leave it, settle, stay, and discouraging jumping);
- Practicing polite leash greetings and loose leash walking skills;
- Continued socialization with other dogs and off-leash playtime;
- Introduction to Leave it and Drop it;
- Addressing jumping up;
- Learn to prevent resource guarding, leash reactivity, separation anxiety, and more as they get older.
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Dump the Jump | Group Class
When puppies jump up for attention it might seem cute, but it's much less adorable when they're fully grown and leaping at your face. Not only can their nails scratch or damage clothing and property, it can be dangerous when they can also knock children or adults over in their excitement. Small and medium dogs are just as guilty when they become a tripping hazard or embarrass you when they get their muddy paws all over someone's clothing.
Fortunately, stopping a dog from jumping on you or other people is easier than you might think! With this one-hour workshop, our District Dogs dog trainer will set you and your dog up for success to DUMP the JUMP! We will work on different impulse control exercises positively teaching your dog that there are better options than jumping. We will work on the following behaviors:
- Preventing the Jump
- Teaching alternative behaviors
- Providing positive rewards-based consequences
- Giving you the tools and knowledge to DUMP the JUMP behavior permanently!
Please note that Workshops are non-refundable one week prior to the class.
Reactive Dog Workshop | Group Class
In our four-week Reactive Dog Workshops, we are able to set up scenarios in which to guide you in a controlled environment. We will lay the foundation of success, but it is vital that you do your homework outside of class as well. When you bring your dog to class you'll have the support of our team to safely and comfortably enter and leave the training space.
We focus on these aspects of on-leash dog-dog reactivity.
- Changing your dog's emotional response to other dogs
- Management techniques
- Preventing your dog from practicing the behavior
- Removing your dog quickly and easily from unexpected encounters with dogs and other "triggers"
- Fun strategies to build your dog's focus on you on walks
- Building your skillset to increase your confidence with your dog in public
- Reducing your dog's overall arousal level
- Equipment to support your dog when walking on a leash (without using the choke, prong, or electronic collars)
Intermediate (Level 2) | Group Class
Once your dog has completed our Puppy or Adult basics course, it is crucial to apply those skills in real-life scenarios. The Intermediate class will build upon everything we learned in the puppy class or the adult class and set them up for success in the city! This class is open to dogs over 6 months of age and is a prerequisite for both the Canine Good Citizen course and our Agility Course. We will focus on the following:
- Getting the dog to focus on the objective through enticing distractions;
- Expanding on impulse control (jumping, leave it, stay, grabbing items/treats);
- Leaving enticing items using 'Leave It' while on a walk;
- Perfecting our leash walking with Heel;
- Polite Greetings;
- Politely walking past people and dogs;
- Introduction to Agility;
- Introduction to Canine Good Citizen;
***This class is NOT for reactive dogs
Class spaces are limited and in high demand. Classes are non-refundable after 1-week prior to starting.
Advanced - CGC Prep | Group Class
Unleash the Potential in Your Pup with the AKC Canine Good Citizen Training Certification!
Embark on a transformative journey with your furry friend through the American Kennel Club's Canine Good Citizen test – a dynamic ten-skill training program tailored for all dogs, regardless of breed or mix. This program goes beyond traditional training, focusing on the essentials of good manners, obedience, and responsible ownership.
What to Expect:
Dive into an immersive experience designed to strengthen the bond between you and your canine companion, both at home and in the community. The AKC Canine Good Citizen test covers a range of fundamental skills, ensuring your dog becomes a well-mannered and confident member of society.
Key Test Items:
- Accepting a Friendly Stranger: Polite greetings set the tone.
- Sitting Politely for Petting: Master the art of calm and composed interaction.
- Appearance and Grooming: Learn the importance of a well-groomed appearance.
- Out for a Walk (Walking on a Loose Lead): Enjoy strolls with a well-behaved companion.
- Walking Through a Crowd: Navigate crowds with grace and poise.
- Sit and Down on Command, and Staying in Place: Commands for discipline and control.
- Coming When Called: Ensure a reliable recall response.
- Reaction to Another Dog: Socialize with ease and confidence.
- Reaction to Distraction: Maintain focus amidst various distractions.
- Supervised Separation: Foster independence while staying connected.
Loose Leash Walking | Group Class
Walks with our dogs can be a pleasant way to add exercise and enrichment to your normal routine. However, having a dog who is miserable to walk can cause you to feel embarrassed, frustrated, exhausted, or even potentially injured. So, if you do not like walking your dog, then this workshop is for you! We will focus on getting you comfortable with walking management tools, attention skills, reinforcing polite walking behavior, and what to do if your dog forges ahead of you. We will cover the following:
- The art of the walk
- Leash walking management
- Loose leash walking skills
- Confidence building for you and your dog
- When and how to reward your dog
- Redirection and attention skills
- Perfecting your "Heel"
Materials needed include:
- A front clipping harness (i.e., Freedom harness or Easy Walk)
- Plenty of awesome treats
- A favorite toy if your dog prefers toys to treats
- A standard 4 or 6-foot leash with a loop handle, NO retractable leashes are allowed
- Optional but recommended: a clicker and treat pouch
We will be practicing these skills outside for half of the classes, so prepare to dress accordingly! This class is weather permitting and will be rescheduled if there is severe weather. **This class is NOT for reactive dogs.
Rover Come Over | Group Class
Building consistent recall training with your dog takes lots of time and practice and we are here to help! During this 3 week class, we will focus on basic and advanced recall exercises in real-life outdoor settings to set you and your dog up for success when called to come.
Materials required:
- Treats (lots of them!)
- Your puppy or dog
- Long leash (10/15/20 ft)
- Kong, lick mat, or yummy chew like a bully stick to keep them entertained when the instructor is talking
- Treat pouch
- Clicker (optional but recommended)
Confidence Building | Group Class
This 4-week class is specifically designed for dogs that are timid, nervous, unsure of themselves, and need a confidence boost. Maybe you have an under-socialized corona puppy, an adopted dog overcoming trauma, or a dog with low self-esteem; they all need some help to blossom into the dog they could be! Each week you will learn how to better support your pup through "scary" situations in a way that will help them realize the world is safer than they think and that once scary things can actually be fun! The goal of the class is to empower you and your dog to navigate the world together with teamwork and confidence. We will tackle the triggers of sights, sounds, and physical stimuli that your pup is unsure of. Life shouldn't be lived in fear; let's get your dog out there and enjoying the world!
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!
Puppy Social | Group Class
For puppies aged between 10-18 weeks old, and during our 40 minutes of structured play with owners, the pups will learn how to interact safely with others ranging in size, energy level, and age.
Pet parents are included in this class, and puppy interactions will be monitored by a trainer to ensure that the play is happy, healthy, and enjoyable for all of the puppies who attend!