Training Services

Dojo Day is structured, training-based day care — not traditional daycare.

Dogs move through repeated Play, Train, Chill cycles from late morning through the afternoon. Each cycle includes controlled group play, embedded training (flows, katas, and attention drills), and intentional rest in designated chill zones.

Most dogs experience up to six full cycles in a day. Chill time is just as important as play. Rest is part of the learning process.

Dojo Day requires completion of the Intro Course before a dog's first visit.

Dojo Overnight Mastery is the most intensive overnight option. It includes full Play, Train, Chill cycles during the day, two individual training sessions, and an overnight stay.

This tier is designed for dogs working through significant behavioral challenges — reactivity, impulse control, social anxiety, or threshold issues — that benefit from repeated, focused work across a longer window. Trainers use the extended time to layer skills and reinforce progress across multiple sessions in a single stay.

Intake window is 8:30–10:30 AM. Dogs are returned the following morning before 10:30 AM unless a Late Morning Hold is added.

Dojo Overnight Mastery requires completion of the Intro Course.

Dojo Overnight Plus includes everything in a standard Dojo Day — full Play, Train, Chill cycles — plus an individual training session and an overnight stay at the Dojo.

Dogs follow the regular daytime structure alongside the group, then receive a focused one-on-one session with a trainer targeting specific skills or behaviors. Overnight crating, feeding, and settling routines are managed by Dojo staff.

Intake window is 8:30–10:30 AM. Dogs are returned the following morning before 10:30 AM unless a Late Morning Hold is added.

Dojo Overnight Plus is ideal for dogs who benefit from extended immersion and targeted individual work. Intro Course completion is required.

Walk & Train is a one-on-one outdoor session with a Dojo trainer, focused on real-world leash skills and neighborhood manners.

Each session takes place on your actual walking routes — your blocks, your parks, your daily triggers. The trainer works through attention drills, leash pressure exercises, and threshold management in the environments that matter most.

Sessions run up to twice per week. Walk & Train is ideal for dogs who need focused leash work outside of the Dojo Day structure.

Completion of the Intro Course is required before booking.