(318) 938-5114
9525 Locust Hill Rd
Greenwood, LA
71033
Greenwood, LA
71033
Monday - Friday:
7:30 am - 12:00 pm
| 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 9:00 am
| 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Sunday: 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find group dog training classes in Greenwood, LA?
Canine Country offers group dog training classes right here in Greenwood, LA. Sessions are designed to build obedience and social skills in a structured environment alongside other dogs, giving your pet real-world practice with distractions present.What does a Group Training Session at Canine Country include?
A Group Training Session at Canine Country covers foundational obedience skills in a social, multi-dog setting. Your dog learns to follow commands even with other animals nearby, which builds confidence and reliability in everyday situations.How is One-on-One Animal Care at Canine Country different from a standard boarding stay?
One-on-One Animal Care means your dog receives individualized attention rather than being managed as part of a large group. Staff focus directly on your pet's specific needs, temperament, and routine, making the experience closer to personalized in-home care than a typical kennel stay.Can my dog do a training session while boarding at Canine Country?
Yes, dogs can participate in training sessions during their boarding stay at Canine Country. Combining boarding with training is a practical way to make the most of your pet's time and send them home with new skills.Do you offer dog training for puppies, or is it only for adult dogs?
Canine Country's training services are available for dogs at various life stages, including puppies. Early training helps young dogs develop good habits and social behavior before unwanted patterns have a chance to form.What types of dog training does Canine Country offer in Greenwood, LA?
Canine Country offers both group training sessions and one-on-one care options in Greenwood, LA. This combination lets owners choose the format that best fits their dog's personality, whether they thrive in a social setting or need more focused individual attention.Is group dog training a good fit for dogs that have never been in a class before?
Group training is well suited for first-time students because the structured environment introduces dogs to commands gradually alongside peers. The social element also helps dogs that need practice staying focused around other animals.How does dog boarding at Canine Country work for pet owners in the Greenwood area?
Canine Country provides pet boarding services for dogs in the Greenwood, LA area, keeping pets safe and cared for while their owners are away. The facility offers attentive, individualized care so each dog's comfort and routine are maintained throughout the stay.Why should I choose a facility that combines boarding and training instead of using separate providers?
Using one facility for both boarding and training keeps your dog's experience consistent and reduces the stress of adjusting to multiple new environments. It also allows staff who already know your dog's behavior to reinforce training in a familiar setting.What makes Canine Country's approach to dog care stand out from other pet boarding options in Greenwood, LA?
Canine Country pairs boarding with structured training options and individualized one-on-one care, which goes beyond what a standard kennel typically offers. That combination of personal attention and skill-building sets it apart for pet owners who want more than a place for their dog to simply wait.What are your boarding options?
We offer multiple suite sizes to accommodate your pet based on size and activity.Can I tour your facility?
We love to show off our facility and at the same time give you peace of mind that your dog will have a safe and fun environment. PleaseWhat should I bring for boarding?
We will provide comfy beds and blankets as well bowls for food and water. You may bring personal items for your dogs such as toys, favorite blanket or special treats. We cannot accept personal beds.What is a typical day at Canine Country?
Dogs thrive on routine so we have regularly scheduled meals, outside playtime and quiet time. Since almost all of our suites have patios, the dogs have access to outside almost 24/7. Inclement weather may affect that schedule. All dogs are also given additional playtime in our large fenced yards at least 4 times per day.What are your requirements?
Prior to booking a stay for your friend at Canine Country CLICK HERE for some important things to know.What vaccinations does my dog need before boarding?
Dogs must have up-to-date Rabies, Bordetella, and DHLPP vaccinations from a certified vet, provided at least 48 hours before their stay. Records are required at check-in. Both 1-year and 3-year Rabies certificates are accepted, and Bordetella can be either the 6-month or 1-year version.Can I board my dog if it's recovering from surgery?
No — dogs in post-operative recovery, with open wounds or stitches, or requiring veterinary supervision are not eligible for boarding. Only dogs in good health and free of parasites can stay. Pregnant or in-heat females and puppies under 16 weeks are also not accepted.Should I bring my dog's food for their stay?
Yes, bring your dog's usual food plus an extra day's supply to maintain diet consistency and prevent digestive upset. Include any medications or supplements with clear dispensing instructions. Avoid large storage containers or oversized bags, as storage space is limited.Do the boarding suites have outdoor access?
Almost all suites at Canine Country include attached patios, giving dogs near 24/7 access to the outdoors. Beyond that, every dog gets additional playtime in large fenced yards at least four times per day, with the routine adjusted only during inclement weather.What activity packages are available during a boarding stay?
Three add-on activity packages are offered: the Buckaroo ($9.95) for 15 minutes of play, the Wrangler ($14.95) for play plus a walk, and Ranch Hand Training ($30) for two 15-minute trainer sessions covering Agility, Rally, or Obedience — a great way to keep your dog stimulated while you're away.