WELCOME TO PUPPY SCHOOL

Give your puppy a head start in life by enrolling in Puppy School. Puppies are accepted from 8 weeks old and only 1 vaccination is required. The sooner they start, the better, to make the most of their critical phase of development, ideally before 16 weeks old

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• Certified Instructor

• Set up your puppy for success

• All of your questions answered

• Teach your puppy basic obedience 

• Email support and training notes provided

• Build a confident puppy and develop a strong bond 

• Socialise them during their critical phase of development

• Prevent undesired behaviours before they become a problem

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Available at Two Locations:

• Dogue 242 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction 2022 or, 

• North Randwick Vet Hospital 97-99 Albion St, Randwick NSW 2031

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 5 HOURS OF TRAINING!  (x4) 1 hour 15 minute classes. INCLUDES: email support and training guides available online through our Member Portal. Give your puppy the best start possible!

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How To Book:

Click the 'Book Now' button below to view available classes.

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**INFORMATION**

- Approx. 5 puppies per class.

- Don't feed their meal right before training.

- Bring your puppy wearing a collar or harness and leash.

- Max 2 people per puppy (please request extras).

- Keep puppies separated until designated play time (for maximum focus).

- An overtired puppy is more likely to be grumpy and unable to focus. Avoid unusually big outings right before class.

- TXT Maddy on 0451 113 184 if you can't make it to class. I can’t guarantee a makeup class will be available, however, I will do my best to fit you in. The session’s training notes will be available through the online Puppy School Member Portal.

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Why Is Puppy School So Important?

​​​Socialisation refers to the process of learning calmness and confidence​ in their environment to increase your puppy's ability to cope later in life. 

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A common misconception is that socialisation refers to playing with as many dogs as possible. This could actually be to your puppy's detriment. Both good and bad experiences can have a lasting impact. The hard part of socialisation is teaching them to be calm and able to focus on you while building positive associations to a range of sights, sounds, touch and everything else in the environment so that they can grow up to be confident dogs! This is what we aim to teach in class.

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​Common behavioural problems can be prevented if your puppy is appropriately socialised during what's known as their ‘critical’ or ‘sensitive’ phase of development (up to 16 weeks of age - less for working breeds).

 

This gives us a huge window of opportunity that will have a big impact on the rest of their lives.

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