
3-Week Real-World Training Near Tulsa
Our flagship board & train program.
Your dog learns the basics, then practices using them in the places you need them. Three weeks gives us more time for public outings, household routines and the repetition that helps the lessons make sense.
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What the third week adds
More time to use the skills, repeat the lessons and work through the places your dog still needs help.
The obedience foundation
Come, sit, down, place, heel and leash manners, practiced with clearer cues and less help.
OUT
Move out of a room or give someone space when asked. Useful in kitchens, doorways and busy homes.
Practice in public
Sidewalks, parks and dog-friendly places, with distractions added at a level your dog can handle.
Skills in more places
We change the setting, distance and distractions so the same cue still makes sense to your dog.
Walking that fits your goals
Loose-leash walking or work toward off-leash goals, with the support and readiness your dog needs.
You learn alongside your dog
Weekly owner lessons let you practice, ask questions and work through what is happening at home.
Why we build this program around three weeks
Week 1 — learn the cues
Your dog learns what we are asking and how to respond to pressure and release. We reward the right response and build clear communication.
Week 2 — add challenges
We practice with more distance, duration and distractions, and check what your dog understands when the setting changes.
Week 3 — use it in daily life
Public outings and household routines give your dog another week with the same lessons. We revisit weak spots and help the skills hold with less guidance.
Practice beyond the ranch
Walking through store aisles and settling near other dogs give us a chance to practice the same skills around everyday distractions.
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3-Week Real-World Training
Training and supervised socialization at our 180-acre ranch, plus one-on-one care and everyday practice in a trainer's home.
- Three weeks of daily training and household practice
- Obedience foundations plus OUT and more public work
- Weekly 60–80 minute owner lessons
- Photos and videos from your trainer on training days (Mon–Fri)
- E-collar coaching and take-home training materials; equipment is not included
- Public group walks with the trainer
- Lifelong access to our trainers
Now booking December 2026 training dates. Ask about availability on your free assessment call.
Reserve Your Dog's Spot — Book the Free CallWant the basics only? 2-week Obedience Training is $3,200. Moving from two weeks to our three-week program adds $1,000, for $4,200 total. We'll help you choose on the free assessment call.

The lessons come home with you
Your dog is learning, and so are you. We show you the cues, handling and routines we use, then practice them together.
If something gets harder at home, you have the training materials and access to your trainer to work through it.
The home side of board and train
Alongside ranch training, your dog spends time in a trainer’s home. Household routines become part of the practice.



Three-week program experiences
“Our boy, Bo, underwent a 3 week training course away with Marissa. She was an excellent trainer, communicator and dear friend now to Bo and our family!”
Three-week training program
“Peaceful pack is a great place to board your dog but we also had a great experience training our retriever for a three week stay there. Tony did wonderful job with her!”
Three-week training program
“My dog completed the 3 week board and train program with Stephen and I highly recommend it!!”
Three-week training program

Training built from experience
Hayden Fullingim developed A Peaceful Pack's methods through work with thousands of dogs from across the nation.
Our trainers use that shared curriculum, adapt the plan to your dog and coach you through the same skills at home.
Frequently asked questions
What does the three-week program cost?
Real-World Training is $4,200 for three weeks. Training, boarding, weekly 60–80 minute owner lessons, e-collar coaching, take-home training materials and lifelong trainer access are included. E-collar equipment is not included.
Why do you recommend three weeks?
The first week teaches your dog what the cues mean. The second adds challenges. The third gives us more time to revisit those lessons in public places and everyday routines, find weak spots and help your dog respond with less help. That extra practice is why this is our flagship program.
How is three-week Real-World Training different from two-week Obedience Training?
Two-week Obedience Training ($3,200) focuses on come, sit, down, place, heel and leash manners. Our flagship three-week Real-World Training ($4,200) adds OUT — moving out of a room or giving people space when asked — plus more public work and another week of distance, duration and distractions.
Where does my dog stay?
Time is split between our 180-acre Skiatook ranch and a trainer's home: structured training and supervised socialization at the ranch, one-on-one care and household practice at home.
Is this the right program for aggression or separation anxiety?
Those concerns need their own assessment. See our 4-week Aggression & Reactivity program or 4-week Separation Anxiety program. Puppies aged 14 weeks and older have a separate 3–4 week Puppy Training program.
Tell us about your dog
Takes 60 seconds. Our assessment team reads every one and calls you back — honest feedback, straight recommendation, even if it isn't us.
- Tell us about your dogAbout a minute, right here.
- Our assessment team reads itThe people who match every dog to the right program.
- We call or text you backWithin one business day, with an honest recommendation.
★★★★★ 200+ Five-Star Reviews · 180-Acre Ranch · Trainer-supervised · BBB A+ Accredited
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Reserve your dog's spot
Tell us what you want daily life with your dog to look like. We'll help you choose the program and explain the work you will do together.
Serving Tulsa, Owasso, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Collinsville, Claremore.
