Wild Blue Dogs holds activities on a fenced, 33-acre property on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe. Camp-goers can access a private beach and dock, and the summer camp agenda includes fun, friendship, and dog training in disciplines ranging from agility and lure-coursing to nose work and pup photography.
Guided hikes along some of Lake Tahoe’s most beautiful scenic trails are also included. Meet the Wild Blue Dogs trainers and staff and check out a sample day.
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