K9’s Training & Doggy Daycare

K9’s offers structured training programs including 2-week, 4-week, and 6-week board & train options, with increasing levels of obedience and behavior modification. The 6-week program includes e-collar training for off-leash control and addresses aggression, anxiety, and reactivity. Group classes and private sessions are also available. All programs include owner training to maintain results post-program. Daycare and boarding are offered daily with individualized care and supervised play.

Pricing Summary

Doggy daycare is $30 per day; boarding starts at $40 per calendar day. Board & train programs range from $1,200 (2-week) to $3,600 (6-week), with pricing based on program length and complexity. All board & train programs require a free in-facility evaluation before enrollment.

Policies

All board & train programs require a mandatory evaluation with the head trainer before enrollment. Spots are limited and must be secured in advance. No specific cancellation or rescheduling policies are stated for training, but daycare and boarding accommodate last-minute reservations.

K9’s Training & Doggy Daycare is a family-owned facility founded in 2015 by Karen Evans and led by head trainer Joe Trevisone, who has over 25 years of experience specializing in behavior modification for aggression, anxiety, and reactivity. They offer a full range of dog training services including private and group classes, board and train programs, daycare, and boarding—all delivered at their dedicated facility in Plaistow, NH. Their training philosophy is rooted in positive reinforcement, science-based methods, and owner education to ensure lasting results. They also provide specialized services for high-drive, working, and “last chance” dogs, including court evaluations and support for animal control and police departments. In addition to training, they offer doggy daycare 365 days a year, 24/7 monitored boarding, and grooming services, making them a one-stop solution for dog owners seeking comprehensive care and training.

Their team includes certified trainers with competitive PSA credentials, and they emphasize hands-on owner involvement, post-training support, and customized programs tailored to each dog’s needs—from puppies to senior dogs with complex behavioral challenges.

Accomplishments

Head trainer Joe Trevisone achieved PSA3 ranking (#36 in the world) with his dog Sybil. Victoria Trevisone is a Vice Champion PSA 2022. Anthony Rapa earned PSA1 World’s 3rd Place. Joe is co-founder and president of New England Working Dogs, leading a network of 35+ trainers.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients must book a free in-facility evaluation with a head trainer to assess their dog’s needs and determine the best training program. Evaluations are required before enrolling in any board & train or intensive program.