Newly Adopted Dogs

• Day Training can provide experiences that build confidence and promote a healing, trusting bond between you.
• The first weeks with a puppy are the most stressful for people and puppies alike.
• Socializing your puppy will make all the difference between having a dog you can take anywhere and one that stays home or in a locked car because he is unmanageable.

Puppy Foundation Program: is an intensive, one-on-one, 24-hour care and training program that teaches your puppy everything he needs to know, in all the places he needs to know it.

Puppy Foundation Program: delivers results quickly and effortlessly by combining round-the-clock care, training and socialization with practice sessions for you and your family.

Puppy Foundation Program: can begin as early as 8 or 9 weeks of age, as soon as you get your new puppy.

Day Training for Adolescent Dogs

• The most enjoyable, least stressful way to address these problems is to avoid straight discipline and give your youngster a job.
• This job can include:
  1. sitting instead of jumping
  2. focusing on you instead of barking
  3. waiting at an open door…etc.
• Small groups of peers and wise older dogs that act as role models

Work on behavior problems that include, but are not limited to:

• Excessive barking (demand vs protection).
• Obsessive behaviors like Barking/Vocalization.
• Aggression Toward Other Dogs.
• Pulling on the leash.
• Handling Issues such as leashing up, sensitivity to touch, visitors, noises.
• Dog-Dog Reactivity on-leash
• The Home Front, counter surfing and kitchen etiquette.
• Separation anxiety
• Aggression directed toward you, children or family members, strangers or other dogs
• House training
• Crate training
• Fearful reactions and phobias