About Conyers Canines

Conyers Canines operates from 33 Fawn Trail on Signal Mountain, which its own site describes as twenty-five minutes from downtown Chattanooga. In December 2024 it bought Doghouse Chattanooga, the boarding and daycare business at the same address, so training, day school, daycare and boarding now run under one operation.

How the work is structured

The published programs are the CC Trained Puppy Program, which the site says is available nationwide, board and train, boarding, and virtual puppy coaching. Prices published on the shared facility's site are boarding at $50 a night, daycare at $35, Day School with at-home training material and on-site one-to-one at $50, and Board & Train at $1,400 for Level I, $2,400 for Level II and a custom quote for Level III. The facility is described as fifteen kennels used for "naps, snacks, and bedtime", with most of the day spent outside, on nearby trails or walking the neighborhood.

What they say about method

The site is deliberate about not stopping at obedience: "Obedience skills are wonderful and every dog in CC's programs get a first class education on the subject. But, it doesn't stop there." It describes a "customized approach utilizing a dog's natural brain patterns, physical development and physiological linking, and direct learning environments", with the stated goal that a graduate "should be able and willing to go with his or her family anywhere they're welcome", and will "seek stability and guidance from you" when stressed or frightened rather than reacting.

Who to ask for

The site names Aly as lead trainer and invites owners to request a one-to-one phone or virtual call. Group classes are listed as "coming soon" on the facility's own rate card, so they are not yet running.