About All Dogs Unleashed

All Dogs Unleashed is the Nashville location of a multi-city training brand – the site lists franchise locations from Austin to Omaha to Orlando, and carries a franchising page. That matters when you are comparing: the methodology and standards are set at brand level, and the Nashville facility is at 40 Burton Hills Boulevard, Suite 201.

What you can book here

Board and Train is the core offer: a structured two-week residential program with daily work from the facility's trainers. In-home training and private lessons are offered both at your house and at the facility, and the site is upfront that it prefers the latter – facility sessions are described as a "more structured, distraction-controlled environment, which typically leads to faster and more consistent results", with in-home available for owners who want work done in the dog's everyday environment. General obedience programs cover dogs of all ages and skill levels.

Prices, as published

The site gives a range rather than a menu: programs from $155 for introductory group classes to $2,450 for comprehensive residential training, with private in-home sessions typically $100-185 per hour and package discounts for longer commitments. Financing through Affirm is offered.

The guarantee

Two claims are made repeatedly and are the brand's main pitch: guaranteed training results, and lifetime support for graduates – continued guidance and behavioral consultation "for the full lifetime of your dog" after a Board and Train program finishes, not just a fixed follow-up window.

What the program targets

In two weeks the site says a dog will come when called, sit and stay, hold a place command, heel, achieve off-leash control, learn boundaries and be socialized; and will stop leash pulling, digging, nipping, jumping, nuisance barking, scratching and chewing. The intake form also lists protection or dog competition and service/therapy dog training as interests you can select, so ask directly whether the Nashville location runs those itself.

Practical notes

The facility is climate controlled, which the site ties to Tennessee summers, and has both indoor and outdoor play areas with outdoor turf. The site states Tennessee does not require state-level licensing for dog trainers and that Davidson County enforces no breed-specific legislation.