Name: The Dogfather
Address: Scarborough, ON, CA
Telephone: +16475512633
Price range: $$–$$$
Location: Brooks Rd Park
Rating: 5.0

Question 1

How much does dog training cost in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

The Dogfather offers obedience from $1,500 CAD ($150/session), Board & Train from $150/day, aggression rehabilitation at $3,500, and street protection from $19,500. A $50 behavioural evaluation is credited toward any program. All prices plus HST. Call 647-551-2633.

Question 2

What is the best board and train program in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

The Dogfather's Board & Train is GTA's most results-driven program. Dogs live with the trainer for 2–6 weeks with daily real-environment proofing. Every program includes 3 in-home handover sessions — in your home, with your family and triggers.

Question 3

Can you train an aggressive or reactive dog?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Dogfather specializes in cases other trainers turn away — dog-on-dog aggression, human aggression, bite history, fear-based reactivity, and resource guarding. Call 647-551-2633 before considering rehoming or behavioural euthanasia.

Question 4

Do you offer dog daycare in Scarborough or Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Structured trainer-led dog daycare in Scarborough with obedience reinforcement, structured play, enrichment, and rest — not a free-for-all. Limited spots. Serving Toronto and GTA.

Question 5

Is dog boarding available near Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Premium dog boarding in Scarborough — trainer-supervised, home environment (no kennels), with daily photo and video updates for peace of mind. Serving Toronto, Scarborough, and the GTA.

Question 6

Do you offer puppy training in the GTA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Puppy obedience and foundational training for dogs 8 weeks and up. Builds from foundational obedience to real-world reliability. Book a $50 evaluation to get started: 647-551-2633.

Question 7

Where is The Dogfather dog trainer located?

Accepted Answer

The Dogfather is based in Scarborough, Ontario (Guildwood / West Hill area — exact address shared at booking; evaluations at Brooks Rd Park, 51 Keeler Blvd), and serves all of Ontario. Primary in-person service area: Toronto, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, Downtown Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Aurora, Newmarket, Vaughan, Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Hamilton, plus all of Durham, Peel, York, and Halton regions. Long-distance Board & Train pickup and virtual coaching available across Ontario.

Question 8

Is the dog evaluation really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Dogfather's professional dog behavioral evaluation is normally $50, but it is FREE — a $50 value, waived. Book it at https://dogfather.ca/free-evaluation. The evaluation gives you an honest read on your dog and a program match with no obligation.

Question 9

Where do you meet for a dog evaluation in Scarborough?

Accepted Answer

In-person evaluations are held at Brooks Rd Park, 51 Keeler Blvd, Scarborough, ON. It's a neutral outdoor setting in the Eglinton-East / Birchmount area of Scarborough where The Dogfather can assess your dog's behavior, leash manners, and reactivity. Serving all of Toronto and the GTA.

Question 10

How much is dog boarding and board and train in the GTA?

Accepted Answer

Dog boarding is $90/night and Board & Train is $150/day. An optional raw grass-fed beef topper is +$8/day. The professional behavioral evaluation — normally $50 — is FREE. Serving Scarborough, Toronto, and the GTA.

Question 11

How do I book the free dog evaluation?

Accepted Answer

Book online at https://dogfather.ca/free-evaluation, request a quote at https://dogfather.ca/quote, or text/call 647-551-2633. You'll meet The Dogfather in person at Brooks Rd Park, 51 Keeler Blvd, Scarborough, ON.

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