Puppy Kindergarten
For puppies from 8 weeks to 5 months; toy breeds to 6 months.
Key elements are:
* Temperament training including bite inhibition, tolerating handling & restraint, & early self control;
* Socialization skills (to people & dogs);
* Basic positions- how to teach sit, down, come here...
When puppies learn how to learn, you have a foundation you can build o...
For puppies from 8 weeks to 5 months; toy breeds to 6 months.
Key elements are:
* Temperament training including bite inhibition, tolerating handling & restraint, & early self control;
* Socialization skills (to people & dogs);
* Basic positions- how to teach sit, down, come here...
When puppies learn how to learn, you have a foundation you can build on for the life of your dog. Preventing problems from developing is a key focus of Puppy K, but we will deal with any issues you currently have as well, be they housetraining, biting, chewing, jumping, etc.
Puppies are constantly learning; be aware of what you are teaching!
Question & answer session each week. Small classes assure you get your problems solved!
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- 17059 University Ave
Sandy, OR 97055Willing to travel up to 15 miles
Price: $75.00
Notes: The first class of the month you can pay $75, and come once a week ... see more
Notes:
The first class of the month you can pay $75, and come once a week for the whole month.
Drop-in is $20 per 1 hour class.
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