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LETTER OF INTEREST
Board & Train Program
Infinity Park Pet Services is preparing to launch a limited-enrollment, enrichment-based Board & Train program serving Southern Colorado.
This page allows families to submit a Letter of Interest (LOI) to express interest in future enrollment. Submitting an LOI does not commit you to services, payment, or scheduling. It simply helps us understand demand and communicate with interested families as the program becomes available.
What Is a Letter of Interest?
A Letter of Interest allows families to let us know they are interested in learning more about Infinity Park’s Board & Train program.
Submitting an LOI:
- Signals interest in future Board & Train enrollment
- Allows Infinity Park to share updates, timelines, and next steps
- Helps prioritize outreach once intake opens
Submitting an LOI does not:
- Reserve or guarantee a training spot
- Require a deposit or payment
- Create a binding agreement
- Obligate you to enroll
About the Board & Train Program
Infinity Park’s Board & Train program is designed for families seeking structured, ethical training focused on real-life skills, emotional regulation, and long-term success.
Dogs participate in an immersive daily routine that blends:
- Individual training
- Enrichment and problem-solving
- Movement and fitness
- Structured rest and decompression
Owner education is a core part of the program, ensuring progress carries home and continues long after the stay ends. Enrollment is intentionally limited to protect quality, welfare, and outcomes.
Training Approach & Philosophy
Training at Infinity Park follows a Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive (LIMA) framework. Our approach prioritizes communication, enrichment, skill-building, and emotional balance, helping dogs learn how to make good choices independently.
When additional training supports are recommended, they are selected thoughtfully based on the individual dog’s needs, learning history, and safety considerations. These supports are never the focus of training and are used only as part of a broader learning plan, with clear criteria and a goal of gradual reduction as understanding and confidence improve.
Our goal is a dog who responds because they understand — not because they are managed by equipment.
Is This Program a Good Fit?
This program may be a good fit for families who:
- Want practical, real-life training (not just commands in a classroom)
- Value ethical, individualized approaches
- Are open to learning why training works, not just what to do
- Want results that last beyond the program itself
For dogs whose needs fall outside the scope of this program, families are always guided toward appropriate alternative resources — with the dog’s long-term success as the priority.
Program Investment
Final program placement is determined through assessment to ensure appropriate fit and ethical scope. The following descriptions reflect the dogs each program is typically best suited for:
Foundations Program — 2 Weeks | $1,900
Designed for dogs who need clear structure, foundational life skills, and consistent routines. This program commonly supports adolescent dogs, newly adopted dogs, or dogs with limited prior training by establishing core communication, everyday manners, and confidence in familiar environments.
Foundations Plus Program — 3 Weeks | $2,700
A progressive continuation of the Foundations program that both strengthens existing skills and introduces additional life skills that make day-to-day routines easier. This program is well suited for dogs who are ready for increased reliability, expanded expectations, and broader real-world application through structured practice and outings.
Behavior Modification Intensive — 4–6 Weeks | $4,000 Flat Rate
Intended for dogs who require more comprehensive support around behavior, regulation, or confidence. This program is typically suited for dogs experiencing anxiety, reactivity, or more complex behavior patterns that benefit from a longer, carefully paced training process focused on emotional stability, skill development, and thoughtful generalization.
Owner Involvement & Ongoing Success
Infinity Park’s Board & Train program is designed to create meaningful, lasting change — long after they return home.
Toward the end of the program, owners participate in a structured transfer session where we review newly acquired skills, explain how those skills were built, practice handling and routines, and discuss how to continue training naturally at home.
After your dog returns home, continued progress comes from simple, consistent practice, realistic expectations, and patience as the household adjusts. Our role isn’t just to work with your dog — it’s to make sure you feel confident, informed, and supported as you continue building on that progress together.
What Happens After You Submit an LOI
- You’ll receive confirmation that your LOI was received
- We’ll share program updates and anticipated intake timelines
- When appropriate, we’ll reach out to schedule an assessment or consultation
- Enrollment discussions, if any, happen separately
Submit a Letter of Interest
If this program sounds like a good fit, you can submit a Letter of Interest below.
We’ll reach out as details, timelines, and next steps become available. Submission of a Letter of Interest does not constitute a contract or guarantee of services. Program availability, timelines, and acceptance are subject to assessment, capacity, and operational readiness.