Puppy School in Wentworth Point
WENTWORTH POINT PUPPY SCHOOL CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE!
Puppy Schools in Sydney!
- Positive Training Techniques!
- Classes Cover Everything from Basic Obedience to Socialisation and Common Puppy Issues
- Professional and Experienced Teacher
- Practical and Educational!
- Great Price Including a Training Gift Worth $20!
- No Boring Lecturing, A Class of Fun Engagement Training!
Puppy Pre-School in Wentworth Point
NOT AVAILABLE ATM
4-week Wentworth Point Puppy School for $269!
Includes a training pouch and free online puppy school for home study and notes!
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Other Eazy Dog Training Puppy Schools in Sydney:
Location: High St, Mascot
Date: Check the Class Schedule Here.: Check the Class Schedule Here.
Location: Dogs in Town, Marrickville
Location: Be More Dog, 159 Princess Hwy, St Peters
Location: Castle Hill Showgrounds, indoor location
Location: Puppucino, 19 Arncliffe St.
Can’t make it to face-to-face classes? Book home puppy training visit instead!
What is the age range for puppies to join my puppy pre-schools?
Your puppy should be between the ages of 8-16 weeks old for the first class and must have had at least one vaccination.
What’s a Good Age for Attending Puppy School?
All puppies joining Eazy Dog Training puppy schools must be 8-16 weeks of age and have had at least the first vaccination.
Unfortunately, breeders and vets often advice against socialisation before the puppy is fully vaccinated at 16 weeks of age. However, if you follow this advice, I guarantee, you will end up with behavioural issues such as fearfulness, timidness, anti-social behaviours and aggression. I know, I meet dogs like this often.
What we need to understand is that a dog doesn’t have to be abused or have negative experiences to have behavioural issues such as fear-based aggression, a lack of socialisation will do the same! In fact, the lack of socialisation is more often the reason for many unwanted behaviours.
Why? Studies have taught us that if a puppy isn’t socialised within the first 16 weeks of age they will never be completely comfortable with new experiences and in new situations. This is a survival instinct inherited from wolves, anything puppies meet positively within the first four months of their lives becomes normal and acceptable. After 16 weeks of age, puppies change and aren’t adaptable anymore. After this, we can only manage the dog’s behaviour and try and improve the situation but it will not be completely fixed. This is why early socialisation is crucial!
8-12 Weeks Is the Ideal Time for Puppy School
A puppy’s key developmental period ends around 12 weeks of age. That’s why the first 12 weeks are the most important weeks for socialization and positive experiences with the world. If you want a balanced, confident and friendly dog, this is the best time for puppy school too. But don’t worry if your pup is older, the 16 weeks of age limit still applies!
Eazy Dog Training Puppy Pre-Schools in Sydney
Eazy Dog Training Sydney runs puppy schools in Camperdown, Wentworth Point, Newtown and Marrickville.
My puppy schools are fun and educational 4-week puppy classes.
My Puppy Preschool in Wentworth Point is suitable for puppies aged 8-16 weeks.
In this Wentworth Point Puppy Pre-School your puppy will learn:
- Great obedience & everyday manners
- Positive Socialisation with other pups, people and sounds.
- Sound desensitisation to avoid fear-based reactivity
- Polite leash manners
- Fun tricks and games
You will learn:
- To understand how puppies experience the human world around them and how they learn
- Positive dog training techniques
- To read your dog’s body language & prevent issues due to understanding canine language
- Calming dog handling techniques
- How to handle common puppy problem behaviours such as Toilet Training, Puppy Biting, Jumping Up and Separation Anxiety.
