Puppy Kindergarten Group Classes with Urban Dawgs

Описание: Puppy Development is the most crucial aspect of a dog's life. A puppy's critical development period starts at birth and ends around 21 weeks. Experiences had during the critical development period are the most impactful and will shape each dog's behavior for the rest of their life. It is recommended by the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior that in general, puppies start puppy socialization class as early as 7-8 weeks of age. Puppies should receive a minimum of one set of vac¬cines at least 7 days prior to the first class.

This video demonstrates and illustrates how a well-orchestrated puppy class can do wonders for the education of new puppy parents as well giving their puppy a solid foundation. There is quite a bit of new info, but the good news it is fun and can reduce stress for the dog and the humans!

Urban Dawgs provides one of the most comprehensive and thorough puppy development programs in the world. This video supplies you with an introduction to our puppy classes. Our 6-week Puppy Kindergarten course focuses on lots of dog play and socializing as well as all the foundational training you and your new dog will need to ensure a sound future. Sit, Down, Stay, Recall, Leave it, Touch. Loose leash walking as well as handling and bite inhibition are all addressed and proactively worked on over the 6 weeks.

Our classes are small with 3-6 puppies per class. We have 2 qualified trainers on hand so each dog and their humans receive the help they need. We provide all attendees with a "puppy packet" of vital information, our 74-min DVD Dedicated Organized Gentle, written homework/training plans each week and we film each class with 3 cameras. This allows us to make sure everyone is getting the most out of each class.

Our motto is "We do not blame, we train and explain".

If you or someone you know has a new puppy or will be getting one soon, have them view this video and get in touch with us or someone else that has a top notch puppy program.

It will be the best thing you can do for you and your new puppy!

Be well,

Drayton Michaels, CTC
September 30, 2012