Welcome to Seattle Board and Train
What We Do
We design custom training plans using a modular approach. We can combine board and train, day training, and private lesson services into a plan that works for your dog, your schedule, and your budget.
Board and Train
We needed a new framework for board and train programs. One that supported owners during and after their dog’s stay. Training Framework ...
Dog Training
This is a short list of behaviors we can train but we’re not limited to just this list. We design your custom ...
Puppy Socialization & Training
Bring your puppy for a half day of training and socialization while you work at home. Socialization and training is the one-two ...
How We Do It
Data driven training and agile framework ensure an iterative, transparent dog training, and socialization process that changes as your dog's needs change. The only remote technologies we use are food dispensing machines.
Data Driven Dog Training
We build matrices and use these as training logs to track our
Modern Technology
Video, training logs, treat machines, and your own Dropbox folder for sharing
Training Framework
Our modular approach means we can custom design a program for you.
Eat, Play, Love
Lesson learned and new ideas to explore.
About Us
We use the latest and best science has to offer when developing our humane and highly effective training methods. We use video, real life training scenarios, data driven training plans, food dispensing machines, and Dropbox folders.
We never use force, fear, or pain when working with your dog which means we never use e-collars, remote collars, or shock collars of any kind.
Christine Hibbard graduated from the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers in 2004 and specializes in dog behavior, dog training, and puppy socialization. From 2005 to 2013, she owned and managed Companion Animal Solutions where Dr. Jim Ha, Ph.D. and Dr. Louisa Beal, DVM also worked for over 10 years. She’s worked with 500+ private dog behavior clients, taught veterinary workshops about dog behavior, presented talks about cat behavior at the Seattle-King County Humane Society, and trained Seattle Animal Shelter volunteers.