Dog Trainers in Florida (Programs and Prices)

In Florida, board-and-train programs are typically between $1,300 and $1,300 per week.

Barklen currently lists 1 dog training business offering 8 programs across 1 Florida city. Of those programs, 8 publish pricing, which gives us a pretty good picture of what dog owners can expect to pay across the state.

Last updated: Oct 18, 2026

1 Businesses
8 Programs
1 Cities
Median Private: not published
1 Certified
1 Accepts Reactive Dogs
Updated Oct 18, 2026

Holistic Pet Care Services

Saint Augustine, FL

Score 91

Home-based board and train at $1,300 per week, with specialized programs for aggression, reactivity, service dog training, and puppies. Also offers private lessons starting at $256 per session and virtual training options.

5.0(10 Google Reviews)

Free consultation

Transparency

Price transparency: 0%
Method transparency: 0%
Program clarity: 0%

Dog trainers in smaller Florida cities

These cities have fewer than three published businesses, so they do not have a separate city page yet. Each name below opens that trainer's profile.

Saint Augustine

Holistic Pet Care Services

How much does dog training cost in Florida?

Dog training prices in Florida by program type

Board and Train
Typical low
$1,300 per week
Typical high
$1,300 per week
Median
$1,300 per week
Samples
5

Dog training prices in Florida by program type
Program type	Typical low	Typical high	Median	Samples
Board and Train	$1,300 per week	$1,300 per week	$1,300 per week	5

For national medians, method disclosure, and certification rates, see the Dog Training Industry Report 2026 →

Do dog trainers in Florida need a license?

No license is required to work as a dog trainer in Florida. Always ask about insurance, methods, and written guarantees before you book.

Frequently asked questions about dog trainers in Florida

Do dog trainers in Florida need a license?

Most states, including Florida, do not require a general license to work as a dog trainer. Ask about insurance, certifications, and written policies before you book.

How should I compare dog trainers in Florida?

Compare program types, published prices when available, certifications, and whether they accept reactive or aggression cases. Prefer clear method language over vague promises.

Why do some cities in Florida have more listings?

We only publish city pages once at least three verified businesses are listed. Smaller markets stay under the state directory until inventory grows.