The Canine Training Standard website.

Board and train involves a longer commitment than a single lesson. Owners need to understand the options, the process and the person looking after their dog before they can have a useful conversation about suitability.

I built the page around those questions. Visitors can compare the programs, see how the assessment and handover work, meet Tyler and then send an enquiry. Rockhampton is identified as the business’s base, with its Australia-wide service explained separately.

The design uses the business’s own photographs of the trainer and dogs. A restrained black, white and tan palette gives the pictures room, with program details kept close to the relevant enquiry links.

The gallery shows different training settings. That gives prospective customers something specific to look through alongside the descriptions. The trainer introduction, process section and common questions provide context before a visitor reaches the form.

The page compares Puppy Essentials, The Basics and Elite K9, including the listed durations and inclusions. Enquiry buttons lead to the assessment section, where an owner can provide contact details and explain what they need help with.

The result is a completed website that presents the offer and supports assessment enquiries. This is a record of the website project, not an ongoing marketing engagement. It does not claim a measured increase in bookings, revenue or search rankings.