Camp Lucky Board and Train (STL)
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About Camp Lucky Board and Train (STL)
What they do
Camp Lucky's St. Louis page is built entirely around residency training. Its published programs are a two-week board and train, described through a named graduate as producing impulse control, reliable obedience and calm behavior at home and in public, and a four-week board and train which the site calls its most complete option, for dogs with big behavior problems or owners who want strong off-leash control.
Puppies and beginners
The programs page also publishes a puppy option for owners struggling with chewing, biting, potty training, leash control and crate training, and a foundation option for building obedience and manners at home, aimed at puppies, new dogs and dogs learning commands and boundaries on leash.
The handover
A point the site makes about every program is that it closes with personalized handoff instruction so the owner can maintain the training – the part of a board-and-train that usually decides whether it holds.
Who runs it
The page names Aaron Rustici as founder and describes him as a military veteran who served as an Air Force K9 handler for twelve years. The business describes itself as veteran-owned and claims more than fifteen years of experience in dog training.
What they can help with
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