Puppy School St Peters
Puppy Training in St Peters!
- Safe & Clean Home Environment!
- Professional Dog Trainer with over 10 Years of Experience
- Structured Lessons!
- Positive Reward-Based Methods
- Great Price! Includes a Training Pouch and Online Course Access!
- Hands-On Approach, 4-Week Puppy Training Course.
Puppy Pre-School in St Peters
4-week St Peters puppy pre-school only $269!
Includes a training pouch and online puppy school for home study!
Location: Be More Dog, 159 Princes Hwy, St Peters
Date: Check the Class Schedule Below and Book Online!
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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
4-Week Puppy School in Mascot
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3-Week Express Puppy School Alexandria
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3-Week Xmas Puppy School Camperdown
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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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Other options:
Location: Paws of Fun, Camperdown
Can’t make it to face-to-face classes? Book home puppy training visit instead! Click here!
What is the age limit for puppies to join my puppy schools in Sydney?
Your puppy must be under 16 weeks of age and have had at least the first vaccination.
What Is Good Age for Puppy School?
As early as possible after the first vaccination has taken effect at 8 weeks of age!
This is something that confuses a lot of people: what is a good age for puppy school. 8 weeks old puppies seem so young and delicate, our natural instinct is to protect them. However, it’s crucial to get the socialisation done right and the earlier the better!
Many studies on canine behaviour have taught us that if a puppy isn’t socialised before 16 weeks of age they will struggle in new situations. This is a survival instinct inherited from wolves, anything puppies haven’t met or experienced in a positive way before 16 weeks of age becomes scary.
8-12 Weeks Is the Most Important Socialisation Period
This is the time for any positive socialisation and new experiences because the puppy is most open to new things at the age of 8-12 weeks. If you want your dog to grow up to be a balanced and confident dog, this is the ideal time for puppy training and socialisation.
Eazy Dog Training – Your Sydney Dog Trainer
Suitable for puppies age 8-16 weeks
In this St Peters Puppy School your puppy will learn:
- Basic commands and useful every day manners
- Socialisation (not just dog play!)
- Sound training and desensitisation
- Loose leash manners and polite greeting skills
- Fun tricks and mentally challenging games
You will learn:
- How to better train and control your puppy through understanding the puppy’s point of view.
- To understand your puppy’s body language and prevent issues in social situations later on.
- Calming dog handling techniques to keep your pup comfortable in every situation
- Advice on common ‘unwanted’ puppy behaviours such as chewing, toilet training, biting, jumping, hyperactivity, separation anxiety and attention-seeking behaviours.
Eazy Dog Training Puppy School in St Peters includes
1st Class: Basic Obedience
Dog Training Basics. Puppy Training Basics. We will go through basic commands (Sit, Down, Stay, Recall) and learn the importance of a dog’s point of view when training them. Positive dog training methods only!
2nd Class: Socialisation
In the second class, we learn about the dogs’ body language. We will learn to recognise the signs a dog might show in different situations and how to react to them.
3rd Class: Polite Manners
Learn how to walk your puppy and greet & meet in a polite manner. Learn to stop and prevent bad behaviours. Set up boundaries in a humane way.
4th Class: Mental Stimulation
Learn how to entertain your puppy and keep them mentally busy to prevent destructive behaviours and anxiety at home.
Create a Good Learning Foundation for your puppy
A puppy needs a good learning foundation to become a well-behaved adult. That’s why training a puppy is more than just teaching them to sit and give their paw. The most important aspect of raising a puppy is socialisation. And that doesn’t mean that you need to head to the dog park! It means introducing them to the environments and situations they are likely to experience later in life. Therefore, socialisation with different objects, people, dogs, other animals, surroundings, noises etc. is very important for the future of a puppy.
What you need to understand is that your puppy’s brain is like a sponge and every experience, good or bad, is stored away in their memory affecting their personality. That’s why it is the way they are raised and the experiences puppies have that will truly determine their personality as adults. A confident dog might end up timid due to the experiences they have early on in life. The more positive and enriching experiences, the more confident your dog will be as an adult!
