A conversation first
Samantha learns about your dog’s age, temperament, challenges, and your goals. She’ll explain the program, equipment, pricing, and available dates.
WAG N’ TRAINNEW ENGLANDTHE 4-DAY BOOT CAMP
Wag N’ Train’s four-day dog boot camp is an in-home board-and-train on Cape Cod, welcoming dogs from across New England. Samantha works on recall, leash manners, and everyday behavior through structured practice. Daily updates keep you connected, and an owner follow-up helps you continue the work at home.
WHAT PRACTICE LOOKS LIKE
Your dog’s training is part of the day, not just a lesson in a quiet room. Samantha works on the skills that make shared life easier:
These are parts of one boot camp, not a menu of separate programs.

WHAT TO EXPECT
Samantha learns about your dog’s age, temperament, challenges, and your goals. She’ll explain the program, equipment, pricing, and available dates.
Drop off Sunday evening or Monday morning; pickup is Thursday afternoon. Your dog stays in Samantha’s home with structure, outdoor practice, and daily photo and video updates. Confirm arrangements directly with Sam.
An owner follow-up in the park helps you understand what your dog has learned and how to practice together. Consistency at home matters; no training program can promise the same result for every dog.
TOOLS & FIT
Boot camp includes e-collar work. Before booking, ask Samantha to walk you through the equipment, how it is introduced, and what you will need to learn as the owner.
Dogs in training wear a Tractive GPS tracker. Tracking supports supervision; it doesn’t replace handling, practice, or good judgment about where a dog can safely be off leash.
Unsure about your dog? Ask. Samantha makes the decision with you after learning about their needs.
ONCE PART OF THE PACK
Ask about Pack Days for continued practice and outdoor time with the pack. In-home boarding is a graduate perk, subject to Samantha’s availability.
GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
An immersive board-and-train in Samantha’s home — never a kennel. Your dog practices recall, leash manners, everyday behavior, and skills around real-world distractions. You receive guidance to continue the work at home.
No. Owners from any of the six New England states are welcome. Samantha will talk through travel, drop-off, and pickup arrangements on your Doggy Discovery Call.
The boot camp is intended for dogs around six months or older who are friendly with people and other dogs, have no history of aggression, and have a current rabies vaccination. Samantha will discuss your dog’s needs before confirming a place.
Yes. Consistent practice and clear expectations after pickup are essential. The program includes an owner follow-up so you can understand the training and carry it into everyday life. Results vary with the dog and the work you do together.
The program includes e-collar work and real-world practice. Dogs in training wear a Tractive GPS tracker. Ask Samantha to explain the equipment, introduction process, and handling for your dog before you book.
Call or text Samantha at (781) 985-0409 to arrange a free 15-minute Doggy Discovery Call. Tell her about your dog, what you want to work on, and where you are coming from. She will discuss fit, availability, and current pricing.
Yes — it’s an in-home board & train. Your dog lives and learns in Samantha’s home (never a kennel) for four days, drop-off Sunday or Monday through pickup Thursday, with a one-hour park follow-up so the training transfers to you.
Some changes can show quickly once the dog has clearer communication, but lasting reliability takes repetition and owner follow-through. Samantha will set realistic expectations before you start.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.
The pulling. The jumping. The adventures you’d love to take together.
Let’s talk about your dog and what comes next.
A free 15-minute conversation. Fit, availability, and pricing discussed with Sam.