Class sizes are kept to a maximum of 6 puppies per class, and take place outdoors, in a private, secure field
Starting Monday 2nd December 2024 (12 Midday)
Starting Saturday 7th December 2024 (10 AM)
Starting Monday 16th December 2024 (10:30 AM)
Starting Saturday 21st December 2024 (11:30 AM)
Advice on setting up your new puppy for success - toilet training, biting/ chewing, socialisation, crate training, raising kids and dogs together.
£20 for 90 minutes (can be divided into multiple sessions)
Location options:
At the training fields (GU28 0PT)
Via video call
At your home (additional cost for travel)
As an alternative to group puppy classes, with the same material as the group classes, but with the benefit of 121 focused tuition
£25 per hour
Location options:
At the training fields (GU28 0PT)
Via video call
At your home (additional cost for travel)
A small group class with a focus on recall, lead walking, impulse control and body handling skills for grooming and vets.
£100 for 5 sessions, each 1 hour
You will learn:
Your puppy will learn:
Your puppy will also have the opportunity to:
It is important to note, there is so much to cover in these classes we will only spend a short time focusing on each exercise, therefore it is vital to practice at home between classes, and continue practicing once the course has ended. Keep the training sessions short, just a few minutes here and there will do your puppy wonders.
What to bring
Preparing for the puppy classes
Car travel
To reach the training site your puppy will have to travel by car. It is best to get your puppy used to car travel beforehand, to reduce their stress or likelihood for car sickness.
It is recommended to prepare them as follows:
Treats and Toys
Puppies joining the class need to be interested in working for the rewards you offer during training. Mostly this will mean TREATS (and lots of them)!
I also recommend not feeding your puppy just before the class, a small meal a few hours earlier should be fine.
Bringing a toy for your puppy is another thing I recommend, it can be a good motivator and reward for a playful pup.
Vaccinations and disease control
Please make sure your puppy is vaccinated and wormed before your first class session. You will need to bring a vaccination certificate with you to class. To help reduce risk of disease spread there is not a communal water bowl (hence why I ask you to bring your own).
Try to arrive at least 15 minutes before the first class. This will allow your puppy to recover from the journey, take a small walk and go to toilet before coming into class. Try to avoid other puppies during this time rather than let them meet others and play. This will allow your puppy to relax, toilet and be ready for class.
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