Welcome to the Sniffspot list of top-rated dog trainers for Board and train in Philadelphia, PA. Based on feedback and votes from our Board and train community, we've curated a list of top-rated trainers in the Philadelphia area.

Certified Professional Dog Trainer- Knowledge Assessed, International Association of Animal Behavioral Consultants-Accredited Dog Trainer, Association of Pet Dog Trainers- Member, AKC Evaluator, Certified Canine Athletic Advisor, Certified Canine Conditioning Specialist, Professional Dog Trainer- Absolute Dogs, Pet First Aid Certified, The Dog Gurus- Member, Master in Aggression
Aggressive dog training, Reactive dog training, Service dog training, Agility training, Board and train, In home training, Off leash training, Puppy training
Montgomery County, Delaware County, Bucks County, Newtown Square, Wayne, Radnor, Upper Merion, Eagleville, Havertown, Lower Merion
Sarah Weber
Animal Trainer
CPDT-KA, IAABC-ADT, PDT, CCAA, CCCS, APDT
Sarah's background is pretty diverse in the animal field. She has worked in all aspects of canine behavior as a Sales Specialist for local pet stores as well as dog grooming. She has worked as a Boarding and Daycare Operations Manager, Canine Handler, and Shift Lead at Penn Vet Working Dog Center through the Univer...

CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA
Aggressive dog training, Reactive dog training, Board and train, In home training, Puppy training
Based in Perkasie, PA and offering services at our location or in home within 25 minutes of our facility, covering parts of Bucks & Montgomery Counties in Pennsylvania
Michael's love of dogs and dog behavior started in his childhood when he could be found spending hours a day with his Rottweiler/Shepherd mix, Mariah. As he traveled the neighborhood with friends, Mariah was never far behind.
While working as a meter reader in California, Michael was faced daily with dogs in yards that wanted to attack and defend their property. Wanting to be efficient...

Aggressive dog training, Board and train, In home training, Reactive dog training, Off leash training, Puppy training
Robert's journey in dog training started in 2014 when he attended the Veterans Affairs and K9 Soldiers Inc Program. During his time at his program he met his mentor who was a retired New Jersey State Trooper. His mentor was a Supervisor over 5 states of K9 Teams who responded to the 9/11 attack and was on a panel of elite dog trainers selected by the US Attorney General.From there Robert contin...
Board and train, Puppy training
Hi, Leigh here. Opportunity Barks, born in 2003, has become an award-winning dog training business that has helped thousands of dog owners. My superpower is helping people 'get' their dogs. I'm here to teach you to do the work that matters to build a life you love with your dog. Moments when people connect, and dogs are gotten by their owners, are my soul food. My life with dogs is my resume, l...

Board and train, Puppy training
Do you like sharp, dry wit and dogs in hats? Then you have a lot in common with Corrine. Corrine manages our Boarding School program, will lovingly keep it real, and support you in those tender moments to make small adjustments or big changes to be the best human you can be for your dog. Corrine has a background in coaching and teaching competitive gymnastics, and when not working with dogs in ...

Aggressive dog training, Board and train, In home training, Reactive dog training
Greetings, my name is Dayna, and I am the owner of Taking the Lead Dog Training and an accomplished dog trainer with more than 15 years of experience. My journey into the world of dog training began when I volunteered at my local shelters and rescue groups. Over the years, I have fostered numerous cats and dogs, which has helped me gain valuable insights into their behavior. I have also worked ...

Aggressive dog training, Board and train, In home training, Reactive dog training, Puppy training
Raymond Rodriguez, the owner of Transform Your Dog LLC, has been passionately working with dogs since 2007. Inspired by Cesar Milan, Raymond has dedicated nearly two decades to understanding and improving dog behavior. Throughout the years, he has gained extensive experience working at various dog-related jobs, including Petco and Camden County Animal Shelter. He is a certified dog nutrition sp...
Sniffspot’s top-rated list of dog trainers for Board and train in Philadelphia, PA is based on rankings from our community of dog owners as well as the general public. For Board and train, we received 279 total votes, resulting in 7 dog trainers who focus on Board and train. Our top-ranked dog trainers are listed in order of votes, with the top-ranked trainer for Board and train listed first.
Dog trainers for Board and train on this list are certified by CPDT-KA, FDM, or another trusted organization. We're proud to feature Sarah Weber, who has been voted the top dog trainer for Board and train in Philadelphia, PA. Sarah Weber’s favorite part of their job is: There are so many things. It is very difficult to pick a favorite. I think the joy I can help bring to dogs lives. Whether it is a foster/shelter dog or a dog already placed in a home. There are so many wonderful people I have met through dog training!
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At Sniffspot, we prioritize trust and expertise. Sarah Weber, as well as the other dog trainers on this Board and train list, ensures they bring the highest standards of care and training to your dog. Sarah Weber encourages owners with this dog training tip: The rules of engagement! Eye contact, clear communication, and passion for your partner (dog or human) are key
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amazing question! I became a dog trainer for a lot of reasons. The first, I actually really wanted to go to vet school. however, being dyslexic, I did not have the support at 17 that I have at 25. I transitioned into law enforcement studies to be a canine handler when I feel in love with dog training at penn vet working dog center as a volunteer and then kennel lead. Growing up, I always wanted to work with animals, I was a pet sitter, dog walker, kennel attendant, vet assistant etc. My first family dog was really was set the story for becoming a dog trainer. One of my clients tells me that I have the best 'Why you should hire me' story. I was raised one of 7 kids. We were all under the age of 14 when my parents got us our first family dog. A 10 week old 'native American Indian dog' if you know anything about the breed- not a good match for young kids and first time as adult dog owners. He was a loving dog to me.... he hated everyone else. I was in 2nd & 3rd grade when we had him. Looking back... he resources guarded spaces, food, objects, people (me), he had stranger directed aggression, conflict aggression and handling concerns. He absolutely hated my father. Long story, short. One night he ended up biting my youngest brother in the eye and he was medvaced to CHOP in philadelphia for emergency surgery. He thankfully retained his eyesight and healed! As for our dog, Lucas, He went on a 10 day bite hold. He relastically should have been euthanized then. At 9 days, they found a single guy, unmarried, no kids to take him... life happens and he ended up getting married and having a baby. He surreneded Lucas to a local sheltered where he was deemed unadoptable and behaviorally euthanized. I became a dog trainer to make sure history doesnt repeat itself. That we have dogs in the correct homes, that we keep dogs and humans safe. I became a dog trainer to support the best quality of life dog all dogs, and humans..
The rules of engagement! Eye contact, clear communication, and passion for your partner (dog or human) are key, which is crucial for successful Board and train training. Additionally, Michael Badial recommends:
Spend quality time with your dog. You'd be surprised how far just 15 minutes a day of one on one time with your dog - no distractions - can improve your relationship and understanding of one another. This is crucial in creating harmony and teamwork between any two beings.for improving your dog’s behavior in Philadelphia.


















































