the perfect blend of fun, structure, and learning
Our Daycare Training Program is the perfect blend of fun, structure, and learning for your dog. While you pup enjoys the social benefits of daycare, our trainers work one-on-one with them throughout the day to build a strong foundation in obedience and manners.
Over the course of 10 daycare visit, we focus on essential skills such as sit, down, place, come and loose leash walking. These commands are practiced in real-world settings with plenty of distractions, helping your dog learn to listen and respond even when excited. We also reinforce general manners – such as not jumping, waiting politely, and maintaining calm behavior – so your pup can thrive both at home and in public.
Because consistency is key, our trainers use a balanced, reward-based approach to make learning fun and effective, while tailoring the pace to your dog's unique personality and needs. At the end of each day you'll receive progress updates and tips to help you carry the training over at home, ensuring long-term success.
This program is ideal for busy pet parents who want their dog to get the exercise and socialization of daycare while also making steady progress toward becoming a well mannered, confident companion.
Daycare Training Program
$1000
- 10 Training Sessions
- 10 Daycare Days
Meet Your Trainer
Meg Hackett
With over 15 years in the pet care industry, Meg brings a wellrounded background to every training session. Her career began in grooming and veterinary care, including three years in a clinic and now with Oakwell Animal Hospital. For the past four years, she has owned and operated an award-winning grooming salon, recognized as Johnson City’s Best Groomer each year.
In recent years, Meg has expanded her focus to dog training, earning an Advanced Canine Training degree, AKC Canine Good Citizen, Trick Dog, and Fetch certifications, along with Fear Free Certification. Her training journey began with her Labrador, Rocky, who inspired her love for dog sports. Together, they gained local recognition when Rocky became the beloved “Bat Dog” for the Johnson City Doughboys, and launching The Rocky Foundation to give back to the Tri-Cities community. Meg has a special passion for dog sports, actively competing with her own dogs—Rocky (Lab), Rita (Belgian Malinois), and Ruben (Chinese Crested Mix).