Peach Lily Dog School · Tsukuba, Japan
Residential dog training
A stay to work steadily on the foundations of everyday life, with guidance for continuing practice after your dog returns home.
A training stay planned around your dog
We discuss temperament, age, health and home life before agreeing on a suitable stay. Two weeks cost JPY 34,500; one month starts at JPY 83,490, including tax.
Care management fees are included; food costs are separate. Please bring enough of your dog's usual food for the whole stay.
| Course | Duration | Fee (JPY, tax included) | Wan Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small and medium dogs | 1 month | 83,490 | 72,600 |
| Large dogs | 1 month | 94,990 | 82,600 |
| Short-term residential training | 2 weeks | 34,500 | 30,000 |
Care management fees are included; food costs are not. Bring enough of your dog's usual food for the whole stay.
We may decline new short-term stays during busy periods such as major holidays.
JPY is the tax-inclusive monetary fee. Wan Points show the points required for payment, not a JPY price or a 1-point-to-1-yen conversion. These are current fees, separate from the planned revision from 4 January 2027; check the official notice before applying.
What would you like to work on?
- Discuss a suitable plan that includes a period of residential care.
- Revisit daily foundations when practice at home has been difficult.
- Understand how the family can continue the approach after the stay.
From consultation to going home
- Step 1
Discuss your dog's health, daily life, behaviour and goals. We confirm suitability and the work planned, rather than selecting on duration alone.
- Step 2
During the stay, care and practice are adjusted to your dog's condition. The course does not promise that every concern will be resolved within a fixed period.
- Step 3
Owner lessons can be arranged before collection, to explain handling and the practice to continue at home.
Before applying
Confirm the duration, fees, dates, acceptance conditions and owner lesson arrangements with us in advance. New short-term stays may be unavailable during busy periods, including major holidays.
The existing terms include additional conditions for consecutive short-term courses and separate veterinary and grooming costs. Read the applicable terms before deciding on a stay.
The adjoining clinic does not mean continuous veterinary attendance. Please discuss the overnight arrangements and emergency conditions with our staff.
The presence of an adjoining veterinary clinic and a licensed veterinary nurse does not guarantee that a veterinarian or nurse is available at all times.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose two weeks or one month?
We consider timing, your dog's current condition and your household's concerns. Results do not depend on duration alone; we discuss the work during the stay and practice afterwards.
Is food included?
Care management is included, but food is not. Bring enough of your dog's usual food for the full stay.
What happens after my dog returns home?
Continuing the practice and handling at home is important. Discuss owner lessons and the handover arrangements before collection.
Let’s discuss what suits your dog.
Please enquire before visiting. Dates, fees and acceptance conditions are confirmed with our staff. Submitting a form alone does not confirm an appointment or enrolment.