Puppy Preschool
It is during the first 16 weeks of a puppy's life that behavioral patterns are learned and established. It can be very beneficial to you and your pet to instill practical lifelong habits that will create more desirable behavior later in the pet's life. Ninety percent of a puppy's attitude towards people, animals and their environment is developed in this short, small time frame. It is much easier to address these issues while the puppy is still young so bad habits don't have time to catch on. Take the proper steps towards providing the best possible future for your new pet through showing what is right from wrong and what you need and desire at an early age.
This course is focused around helping you understand your puppy's needs, establishing effective communication, addressing behavioral issues before they turn into large problems and teaching your new pooch how to properly socialize with people and other animals. Doing so will help set limits that your puppy can understand, giving the puppy the ability to develop proper behaviors.
Puppies should be enrolled in a preschool course at the age of 10 weeks, but no later than 14 weeks. Environmental elements shape a puppy's outlook at a young age and can affect their long-term development. Our puppy preschool can provide a fresh start for your new little addition.
