Pricing

BOARDING

Give your dog a home away from home with our boarding services. Our spacious and secure kennels provide a comfortable retreat for dogs of all sizes, where they'll receive personalized care and attention from our dedicated staff. Rest easy knowing your dog is in capable hands while you're away.

Three Kennel Sizes

LARGE (50+ lbs)

Inside and outside areas

Large kennels are designed to house aggressive dogs

Medium- (20-45lbs)

Not available to aggressive dogs

Small- (20lbs and less)

Add Ons

Bathing- $25 per bath

Our facility is equipped with dog bathing areas. Treat your dog to a bath during their stay!
(Not available to aggressive dogs)

Photographs- $5 per picture

We know you miss your furry BFFs! Get a photo to your phone of your four legged companion while away!

The Details

A 25% deposit of total stay is required when reservation is made. If cancellation is within 48 hours of drop off, deposit is non-refundable. If cancellation is made before 48 hours the deposit will go towards credit for your dog’s next stay. Dog check-in/ pick up is Monday- Friday from 8am to 4pm. Additional fees will be added if dog is not picked up before 4pm.

The dog food brand we use at our facility is Kenetic. Owners are encouraged to bring their own dog’s food with them. We can supply dog food at an additional $4 per day per dog. Treats are free! All treats are soft treats (milk bones, chewables etc.) We do not give any rawhide treats.

Owner must submit or bring with them up-to date shot records of Rabies, Distemper (Parvo), & Bordetella (kennel cough). Dog must be current on flea, tick, and heart worm preventative and free of contagious illnesses. *PROOF OF VACCINATION MUST BE COMPUTER PRINT OUT FROM YOUR VETERINARIAN.* 

Obedience Levels

At Wilson County K9, our dog obedience training program incorporates the use of Educator Technologies E-collars to establish effective communication between dogs and their handlers. The key to successful training with the E-collar lies in identifying the dog’s “base” level—this is the lowest setting at which the dog exhibits the slightest reaction, such as a head turn, shake, neck scratch, or any subtle change in behavior. This base level becomes the foundation for all command associations, ensuring consistent and clear communication without overwhelming the dog. Many trainers lack the expertise to properly introduce the E-collar, which often leads to the collar being misused as a tool of punishment. At Wilson County K9, our team is skilled in using the E-collar for its intended purpose—facilitating a communication bridge between dog and owner, enhancing the training experience while maintaining the dog’s well-being. Every dog enrolled in our Obedience Training program receives their own E-collar, which is included in the price of training at all levels.

Basic Obedience

• Attention Command
  Receiving your dog’s attention when name is said. Foundation for all of training. 
• Sit/ Sit Stay
  Dog will sit on command and will stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Down/ Down Stay
  Dog will lay down and stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Come When Called
  Dog will come to you on “here” command and sit next to you until released or given another task. 
• Release Command
  Command taught so the dog can be “free” and used as positive reinforcement. 

Intermediate Obedience

• Attention Command
  Receiving your dog’s attention when name is said. Foundation for all of training. 
• Sit/ Sit Stay
  Dog will sit on command and will stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Down/ Down Stay
  Dog will lay down and stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Heel on Lead
  Dog will position to the left side of the handler. Dog will walk at same pace of handler without pulling on or lagging from handler. 
• Place
  Dog is trained to go to a crate, mat, or bed and stay on said place until released or given another task. 
• Come When Called
  Dog will come to you on “here” command and sit next to you until released or given another task. 
• Release Command
  Command taught so the dog can be “free” and used as positive reinforcement. 

Advanced Obedience

• Attention Command
  Receiving your dog’s attention when name is said. Foundation for all of training. 
• Sit/ Sit Stay
  Dog will sit on command and will stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Down/ Down Stay
  Dog will lay down and stay in that position until released or given another task. 
• Heel off Lead
  Dog will position to the left side of the handler. Dog will walk at same pace of handler without forging in front or lagging behind handler. 
• Place
  Dog is trained to go to a crate, mat, or bed and stay on said place until released or given another task. 
• Come When Called
  Dog will come to you on “here” command and sit next to you until released or given another task. 
• Recall
  Dog will stop from task or pursuit and return to handler when called.
• Release Command
  Command taught so the dog can be “free” and used as positive reinforcement.