Puppy School Marrickville
Puppy Classes in Inner West Sydney!
- Safe & Clean Environment!
- Experienced & Professional Puppy Trainer
- Structured Lessons Focused on Obedience and Socialisation
- Positive Dog Training Methods Only
- Affordable! Including a Training Gift!
- Practical 4-Week Puppy Training Class.
Puppy classes in Marrickville
4-week Marrickville Puppy School only $269!
Incl. a training pouch and free access to a very comprehensive online puppy school for notes and home study!
Location: Dogs in Town
Date: Check the Class Schedule & Book Online Below
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4-Week Puppy School Alexandria
4-Week Teenage Dog Class Alexandria
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4-Week Puppy School in St Peters
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4-Week Agility Beginner
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3-Week Express Puppy School Alexandria
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3-Week Xmas Puppy School Marrickville
3-Week Xmas Teenage Dog Class Marrickville
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Reliable Recall Workshop
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Our Other Puppy Schools in Inner West:
Location: Be More Dog, 159 Princess Hwy, St Peters
Location: Puppuccino, 19 Arncliffe St, Wolli Creek
Can’t make it to face-to-face classes? Book home puppy training visit instead! Click here!
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 Puppy School?
8-12 Weeks Is the Best Possible Time for Puppy School
A puppy’s most important key developmental period ends around 12 weeks of age. During this very sensitive time, a puppy is more receptive and adaptable to learning new things than they will be later. If you want to raise a confident, social and friendly adult dog, this is the time to book for puppy school. But don’t worry if your pup is older, the important socialisation period lasts until 16 weeks of age!
Unfortunately many breeders and vets without the proper understanding of early socialisation often advice against socialisation or even taking your dog outside at all before the puppy is fully vaccinated. Since this happens at 16 weeks of age, this would mean missing the whole socialisation period. Unfortunately, I have met many puppies that were over-protected by their owners. They are not happy, or normal, dogs anymore. A walk around the block causes them a great deal of stress. If you follow this advice and don’t socialise your pup before 16 weeks of age you will end up with many behavioural issues such as anxiety, nervousness, fearfulness, timidness, anti-social behaviours and even aggression towards other dogs or people.
Why? Studies on canines have taught us that puppies have a sensitive development period that lasts for the first 4 months. And we know now that if a puppy isn’t socialised within the first 4 months they will never be comfortable in unfamiliar environments and situations.
Eazy Dog Training Puppy School in Marrickville
- Basic obedience and polite manners around other dogs and people.
- Socialisation with other dogs, people, sounds and different objects.
- Sound training to desensitise your dog to the world of sounds.
- Amazing leash manners and socialisation skills.
- Fun tricks and games to challenge your dog’s brain!
My puppy schools are suitable for puppies aged 8-16 weeks that have had at least the first vaccination.
In this Marrickville Puppy Pre-School your puppy will learn:
- Basic obedience and polite manners around other dogs and people.
- Socialisation with other dogs, people, sounds and different objects.
- Sound training to desensitise your dog to the world of sounds.
- Amazing leash manners and socialisation skills.
- Fun tricks and games to challenge your dog’s brain!
You will learn:
- How to raise and train your puppy through understanding how they experience the world around them.
- Understand your puppy’s communication and body language.
- To prevent behavioural issues.
- Calming dog handling techniques.
- A dog’s view of the big wide world and different canine training methods
- Advice on common ‘unwanted’ behaviours such as toilet training, puppy biting, jumping up, separation anxiety and attention-seeking behaviours.
Eazy Dog Training Puppy Pre-school in Marrickville includes
1st Class: Basic Obedience Commands
The first class focuses on how to train a dog. You’ll learn the general basics and how to apply them to train your puppy. You will also learn the basics of toilet training. I know a very fast way!
2nd Class: Socialisation
Learn the importance of positive socialisation and how to do it with other dogs, people, sounds, environments, situations, animals and objects.
3rd Class: Polite Dog Manners
Do you know what are attention-seeking behaviours? Learn how to walk your puppy on a loose leash and greet & meet in a polite manner. Learn how to stop and prevent unwanted behaviours such as jumping up, chewing etc. Learn how to set up boundaries. We will practise ‘leave it’ command and calm dog handling skills.
4th Class: Mental Stimulation
The fourth class will teach us the importance of mental exercise in order to prevent boredom based issues such as destructiveness. We’ll talk about the importance of mental stimulation for preventing anxiety. Learn fun tricks and games!
A good learning foundation is crucial for a puppy’s learning
A puppy needs a good learning foundation to grow up to be a confident adult dog. This means proper positive socialisation training. This doesn’t mean dog play. All tho playing is a part of socialisation, it’s not even close to being the most important aspect of it. Socialisation means introducing puppies to the environments and situations they will experience during their lives. This is crucial for them to get used to different situations and to feel good and comfortable about it. Different objects, people, dogs, other animals, surroundings, noises etc. are all things your puppy needs to get used to in a positive way.
Did you know that every experience is stored away in your puppy’s memory affecting their personality? This is a scientific fact. So, it’s the way dogs are raised and the experiences they have, especially as young puppies, that will truly determine their true personality. No matter how confident your pup was when born, this can easily change. The more positive experiences, especially early on, the more confident your dog will be.
Puppies learn all the time…Seriously, all the time!
