Puppy preschool - Early puppy socialisation is crucial to your pup’s development and if he or she is to become a safe member of society.
Did you know that we pioneered puppy preschool in Newcastle back in 1997! We hold our own puppy pre-school during weekday afternoons as well as weekends. Puppies must be under 16 weeks of age and have had a C5 vaccination. Puppy pre-school is great for basic training like sit and stay but not only that, it’s great fun and you’ll meet new people and plenty of cute puppies.
Congratulations on the new addition to your family!
Although puppies are a lot of fun, they can also get into mischief and develop problem behaviours.
There are so many new things your puppy must be taught and exposed to before 16 weeks of age!!! This is why we recommend puppy pre-school!
View our latest Puppy preschool Graduate photographs
What you and your pup will learn:
- Basic commands such as; Sit, stay, drop, look and give
- Techniques to calm your puppy
- Help with stopping and preventing problem behaviours
- Focus on behavioural topics such as toilet training and mouth control
- Socialisation skills
- Tips on understanding your puppy’s body language
When? Where? Duration? Cost?
- Classes are held on weeknights & weekends
- Classes go for one hour once a week for 4 weeks with graduation on the last week.
- Course cost is $99 to be paid at time of booking.
Requirements
- Had a c5 vaccination (The trainers will need to see a certificate)
- Aged between 8 and 16 weeks
- Payment is required to secure a place for your puppy in a class
What to bring on the day
- A bed for your puppy, such as a mat or towel
- Pet treats for rewards
- Collar or harness (no choker chains)
How do I sign up?
All you need to do is pop in and see the girls on reception or sign up over the phone (with payment by credit card).
Next classes are:
Saturday the 7th of August at 1pm
Group Adult Training Classes
Its never to late to teach an old dog new tricks and our adult training classes are open for canines of any age. The classes are designed to give owners techniques to live happily with their dogs in everyday situations such as waiting at doors and gates.
We use a technique called clicker training, which has its foundations in marine mammal training.
What you and your dog will learn:
- Basic commands such as; Sit, stay, drop, look and give
- Techniques to calm you dog and mat training
- Help with stopping and preventing problem behaviours
- Focus on behavioural topics such as barking, jumping up and destructive behaviour
- How to keep focus in distracting situations
- Tips on understanding your dogs body language
When? Where? Duration? Cost?
- Classes will start up in October 2010 and be held on Saterday mornings at 11:30am
- Classes go for one hour once a week for 5 weeks, the first week is without your canine companion
- Course cost is $174 to be paid at time of booking.
What to bring on the first week
- A record of when your dog had its last c5 vaccination
- A list of the behaviours you would like to learn and problems you have been having at home
- Everybody involed in the training should attened the fist lesson
- Leave your 4 legged companions at home
How do I sign up?
All you need to do is pop in and see the girls on reception or sign up over the phone (with payment by credit card).