Having a puppy is hard. Wether you've never had one before or it's been a hot minute, knowing how to deal with all the puppy trials can be trying. You're basically helping them learn how they're supposed to interact with you on a daily basis.
That's where training comes in.
Training your pup doesn't have to be hard, and it doesn't have to be stressful. You have to know what you want from them. You then take progressive steps to help your dog understand those rules and boundaries and implement those things until your dog gets the picture.
Again, it doesn't have to be hard. Your puppy is a sponge and is absorbing and watching everything you're doing.
Check out the programs below and see which words best for you and your family
The biggest difference between the programs is how much time we spend together and how much direct support you get.
The more time we have together and the more time we have with you and your dog, the faster the training works and the more your dog will learn in a shorter period of time.
The Best Start Puppy Program helps you get past the stress that accompanies having a puppy and into the stage of having a puppy you’re proud of.
Imagine your puppy not using your hands, arms, or anything else they can get into their mouths on as a chew toy. Instead, they’re enjoying the attention, allowing you to enjoy the “puppy stage” even more.
Imagine your dog being accepting of nail trims or ear exams so the vet visits or in-home examinations are easy rather than dreaded or stressful.
The potty accidents that are plaguing your floors and your socks will be a thing of the past, and your puppy will listen to you when you call them to the couch to cuddle.
This program is typically completed in 3 lessons and addresses:
Potty training
Grooming guidance and training
Effective communication so your dog listens at the level you want them to
Puppy proofing the house
Nipping & Biting
And more
Includes text & email support, notes from our sessions, and homework to make sure that you’re progressing
Right now your puppy isn’t listening to you and acting out. It might even seem like they’ve taken over and are running the house. This makes you feel frustrated, irritated, and all out annoyed.
Imagine they leave things alone when you tell them to and come to you when you call them by name.
Imagine your dog walking politely at your side rather than being all over the place and crazy on walks. Now you can enjoy your walks and your dog more because you’re both calm and you can trust that they’ll listen to you.
Make changes now so you can be prepared for the future with your dog.
This program is typically completed in 5 lessons and addresses:
Effective communication at home
Behaviors like Sit, down, and Stay
Leaving things alone
Coing when called
Nipping separation anxiety in the bud before it starts
Working with you has helped me gain better control over my puppy and show her that I am the boss.
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