Upcoming Sessions:
Pick the day/time that works best for your schedule and then attend 6 classes weekly on that day/time. Each class is about 45 minutes.
OPEN TO PUPPIES BETWEEN 8 AND 16 WEEKS OF AGE
6 weeks - open enrollment - $250
This early socialization and learning class is open to puppies between 8 and 16 weeks of age. Your puppy must under 16 weeks of age at their first class. As an open enrollment style class, you can join as soon as your puppy meets the minimum requirements. We introduce basic training skills in this class, while focusing on all things puppy: crate training, sleep schedules, potty training, independence training, and of course – puppy biting! Each class offers socialization, off leash exploration and play time, as well as an introduction to basic training skills such as attention around distractions, leash manners, polite greetings, and more.
For puppies 16 weeks and older, please check out Good Manners.
It is NORMAL for puppies 16 weeks and under to begin class without being vaccinated for rabies. We just ask that when your puppy does get vaccinated you email us a copy of their rabies certificate for our records. It is also normal, and recommended, that puppies start class BEFORE finishing their entire vaccination series. Puppies should have at least one distemper/parvo virus vaccination and the bordetella/kennel cough vaccination at least 7 days prior to the start of class. Dogs over 18 weeks of age are typically fully vaccinated. Please email us a copy of their rabies certificate for our records. Dogs must have their distemper/parvo virus vaccination and bordetella/kennel cough vaccination before the start of class.
Puppy chewing and play biting
House training and crate training tips
introduction to calm behaviors around disractions
appropriate play with other puppies
4 on the floor exercises for polite greetings
Introduces foundation behaviors for attention and come when called
handling and cooperative care skills
leash walking management and training,
Maximizes your puppy’s socialization during their critical period of early development.