Committing the time and effort at such an early stage may seem unnecessary initially. Starting the work now, when your pup is younger than 8_16 weeks old, is time well invested that will help ensure your dog is easy to live with and well-adjusted around other dogs and people. It’s easy to believe that those cute, fun puppy behaviors won’t become problematic as your dog reaches maturity. We often like to use the analogy that doing the basic socialization and preventative work at this critical age is like having your puppy vaccinated. Vaccination helps to prevent health problems. Socialization and preventative work, helps to prevent behavioral problems. Think of this time as a golden opportunity to get the behavior you are looking for in your dog.
In-home training is recommended for owners who prefer the convenience of training their dog in their home. This is especially helpful for clients who have children or multiple dogs to…
Read more 〉An Important Reminder… Many problem behaviors we see in mature dogs develop from a lack of socialization and preventative work done early on. These problems are often not visible when your dog is still a puppy…
Read more 〉Purchasing a new dog is a very exciting experience, and deciding which pup is the perfect fit for your home can prove an extremely difficult process. There are a wide variety of breeds from which to choose
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