Board & Train

Manage Board & Train From Application Through Aftercare

A Board & Train command center needs to show what is happening today, which dogs need attention, where each stay stands and what must happen before go-home. Canivox connects stay management with the training lifecycle instead of splitting them into separate systems.

CANIVOX OS

Today

Live operations

One operational view across training, stays, and field services.

In house

Jerry · Boarding

Suite 4 · Care open

Next field visit

Max · Dog Walking

9:30 AM · Route ready

Active B&T

Luna · Day 6 of 14

2 training blocks due

Today's Schedule

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8:00 AM

Bella

READY

Private Training

Leash Reactivity · Session 3 of 6

9:30 AM

Max

READY

Dog Walking

30 min walk · Route assigned

11:00 AM

Milo & Daisy

READY

Pet Sitting

Midday visit · Feeding + medication

1:00 PM

Cooper

READY

Private Training

Recall · Session 2 of 6

Operations Overview

View Workspaces

8

In house

5

Visits

3

Training

Boarding care

Next actions stay visible until complete

Pet Care visits

Next actions stay visible until complete

B&T training

Next actions stay visible until complete

Canivox AI

Draft reports, owner updates, and next actions with professional review.

Needs Attention

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Boarding medication due

1

Owner updates due

2

Pet Care visit needs attention

2

B&T departure at 4:30 PM

1

Action-first alerts

Open the exact stay, visit, or task that needs resolution.

Unified day

Training, residential care, and field work share one calendar.

What it covers

Built around a real operating workflow.

The goal is not to create another place to store information. Canivox keeps the important context connected so the next step is easier to see and complete.

Application pipeline
Enrollment
Intake exceptions
Arrivals and active stays
Training due
Medication and care visibility
Owner updates
Graduation readiness
Aftercare

How the work moves

From first step to follow-through.

Each stage stays connected to the same client, dog, and service context so your team is not rebuilding the story every time the work moves forward.

Canivox is designed around continuity: the record from one step becomes useful context for the next.

1Application
2Intake & readiness
3Baseline
4Program
5Daily training
6Skill mastery
7Owner updates
8Graduation & handoff
9Aftercare

Board & Train operations

Run the residential program as one lifecycle, not separate boarding and training records.

Canivox connects the operational realities of a stay—applications, intake, housing, care, training, communication, graduation, and aftercare—around the same dog and program.

Application to enrollment

Review the dog, goals, fit, behavior and readiness before moving an approved applicant into the residential workflow.

Arrival readiness

Surface incomplete intake, care, medication, health, scheduling, or owner-handoff information before check-in.

Daily operating picture

Keep active stays, training due, care needs, attention items, owner updates, and program progress visible from the same command center.

Graduation and aftercare

Move from residential work into owner transfer, graduation, and follow-up without treating pickup as the end of the training relationship.

The business can see both the dog’s stay and the dog’s training progress in the same operating picture.

Fewer disconnected systems
Stronger arrival readiness
Training and care stay coordinated
Go-home leads into owner transfer and aftercare

FAQ

Questions trainers ask

Does Board & Train share the Training record?

Yes. Board & Train uses the shared client and dog record while adding the residential training lifecycle.

How does Board & Train fit with the rest of Canivox?

It stays connected to the same client, dog, progress, communication, and business context instead of operating as a separate system.

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