Puppy Kindergarten is a group class held every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, where parents attend with their puppies to train them in:
Socialization
Pet parents and family members will learn basic handling skills to train their puppies long after classes are over. Potty training, chew toy training, and socialization will be thoroughly discussed in a group setting. Puppy Kindergarten is open to puppies ages 7 weeks to 12 weeks of age, with proof of appropriate vaccines. Puppies can attend class with their second round of shots. If pup was rescued from a shelter, you will need to bring a clean bill of health written by a Veterinarian. The class fee includes the class, all written and study materials and treats.
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Cost and Curriculum:
Learn how to toilet train, chew toy train and safely socialize your puppy with people; address puppy biting, whining and crying; prepare your puppy for handling by veterinarians and groomers and prevent household behavior problems such as house soiling, destructive chewing, and chewing.
Puppy Kindergarten is a set of five classes designed to ensure that you receive urgent training at the earliest possible time. There are three elements of puppy training that must be addressed in a puppy’s first three months of life:
Puppies must be thoroughly, yet safely, socialized to people so that later in life, they do not become wary or fearful of children, strangers, or men.
Puppies must learn to be gentle with their mouths so they do not inflict serious injury on people or animals as their jaws grow substantially stronger.
Puppies must learn how to live in a human home so they do not damage your belongings or suffer from separation anxiety.
Though not as urgent as the above items, puppies will be introduced to basic manners and obedience commands as well.