Puppy Training & socialisation
When to start?
Puppy training can be started from around eight weeks depending on your puppy’s breed.
Your puppy is unique and will grow up to be a unique dog. Each session is therefor uniquely shaped to focus on your puppy's particular needs.
What's covered?
Basic obedience & commands and most importantly "puppy 101". Mouthing, jumping, chewing, indoor toileting to name a few.
While some puppies require more socialisation others may need more focus on typical puppy behaviours at home. Some puppies are destructive and boisterous while others are calm but will benefit from learning a few commands.
Individual Training
Training is done at your home, in a relaxed and familiar environment for your puppy to gain most benefit from each session.
Where group classes can be over-whelming and distracting, individual training ensures that your puppy feels comfortable to progress at their own pace and special attention can be given to each individual puppy's particular needs.
Where group classes can be over-whelming and distracting, individual training ensures that your puppy feels comfortable to progress at their own pace and special attention can be given to each individual puppy's particular needs.
Because the rate of learning is faster with private home training, fewer repeat lessons are generallly necessary.
Socialisation
Socialisation is essential for your puppy's development. It's incorporated into your puppy's leash training and takes place at a more natural pace during neighbourhood walks and training at the park.
What to expect
Your puppy's first class will be focused on unwanted behaviour avoidance and typical puppy behaviours such as biting hands, jumping up, chewing, boisterousness, indoor toileting and any other behaviours that the individual puppy is battling with.
Depending on your puppy's individual needs and what you'd specifically like to focus on, obedience training, commands and leash training can also be started during their first class.
Socialisation is essential for your puppy's development. It's incorporated into your puppy's leash training and takes place at a more natural pace during neighbourhood walks and training at the park.
What to expect
Your puppy's first class will be focused on unwanted behaviour avoidance and typical puppy behaviours such as biting hands, jumping up, chewing, boisterousness, indoor toileting and any other behaviours that the individual puppy is battling with.
Depending on your puppy's individual needs and what you'd specifically like to focus on, obedience training, commands and leash training can also be started during their first class.
What to expect
Your puppy's first class will be focused on unwanted behaviour avoidance and typical puppy behaviours such as biting hands, jumping up, chewing, boisterousness, indoor toileting and any other behaviours that the individual puppy is battling with.
Depending on your puppy's individual needs and what you'd specifically like to focus on, obedience training, commands and leash training can also be started during their first class.
Your puppy's first class will be focused on unwanted behaviour avoidance and typical puppy behaviours such as biting hands, jumping up, chewing, boisterousness, indoor toileting and any other behaviours that the individual puppy is battling with.
Depending on your puppy's individual needs and what you'd specifically like to focus on, obedience training, commands and leash training can also be started during their first class.
Depending on your puppy's individual needs and what you'd specifically like to focus on, obedience training, commands and leash training can also be started during their first class.
During the second session, leash training, basic obedience and commands are the focus. Your puppy will be taught to walk happily and calmly on a leash while interacting with others. Basic commands and obedience are also covered during this class, as well as going over any difficulties your puppy may be experiencing.