Many breeders recommend training puppies after completing their vaccine series. However, dog experts recommend one should enroll their puppy in private dog training classes as soon as they get home. According to the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior’s Position Statement, the best time to enroll him in a puppy class is during his developmental stage, ages 6 to 16 weeks. Enrolling your puppies in puppy socialization classes would be ideal for helping them explore new locations, dogs, cats, and people. The puppy class would also benefit your puppy when he gets to the adolescent stage between the ages of 8 to 18 months to keep him happy and friendly. 

Most dog owners think that training their dogs to be obedient is enough. Your dog may have mastered the stay and sit command, but it would be better to teach him something new. Whoever said you could not teach an old dog new tricks was wrong. Training an adult dog is possible. There is training for dock diving and trick dogs, therapy dogs, nose work, and agility. Teaching your dog new skills will help him develop more trust and confidence. 

Dogs, just like people, are different. Some dogs are slow to understand certain commands, while others learn fast. Sometimes dogs cannot understand what their owners are asking of them. This can be frustrating both to the dog and the owner. As the owner, you may find such behavior as digging or chewing on things irritating, but this is normal dog behavior. Simply telling your dog “stop” or “bad” may not make sense to your pet. 

If you try to stop their normal behavior, it will lead to trouble. Understand that dogs do not know what is wrong or right. The best way to train your dog to behave better is by teaching them to use his paws, mouth, and nose without having to destroy things. For example, instead of stopping him from chewing on household stuff, you can train him to chew on toys. With time, with the help of positive dog trainers, you will start to see desirable results, while preventing your dog from mental or physical harm. 

Yes. It is never too late to start training a dog, no matter the dog’s age. Some dogs, especially those adopted from animal shelters, have timid personalities or anxiety. Training them provides mental stimulation and builds confidence, strengthening the human-pet bond. You should start puppy socialization classes immediately you adopt a puppy from an animal shelter.

Yes. It is vital that you be a part of the training process to help you and your pet create a bond of trust. Being part of the process makes it easy to establish obedience in your dog than when you are away. If you are not part of the training, your dog may find it hard to translate lessons taught into the home environment. 

Professional dog trainers use rewards to positively reinforce good behavior and gentle corrections to discourage unwanted behaviors. The most experienced trainers use many types of games and exercises to make learning fun! 

Dog training can help your puppy or dog bark less. It is a dog’s natural instinct to bark, but some are nosier while others are naturally quiet. With professional training, all dogs can learn how to moderate their barking tendencies. 

Potty training a dog can be daunting and frustrating for most dog owners. Thankfully, professional dog trainers have the skills to potty train your puppy or dog. A potty-trained dog is happier and offers relief to its owner. 

Nobody wants to be near an aggressive dog. Professional dog trainers use behavior modification techniques to help dogs overcome aggression. During a dog training class, your dog will learn how to properly greet other dogs and people. They also learn how to socialize around children and other dogs. 

You will be glad to know that professional dog trainers offer different programs to accommodate diverse breeds. These programs are fully customized. You can enroll your dog in a dog training program that will allow him to learn at his own pace without putting unnecessary pressure on him. 

The amount of time your dog spends in a kennel varies based on their individual needs. Our social classes run from 9 am-12 pm and again from 1 pm-4 pm, offering up to 6 hours of interaction and playtime each day.

Some dogs thrive with this level of socialization and enjoy the full 6 hours, while most prefer shorter play sessions of about an hour before needing a break. Puppies, in particular, might play endlessly if allowed, but we ensure they get naps to stay balanced and avoid overstimulation.

Our structured schedule helps dogs develop polite play habits and reduces stress, resulting in happier, well-behaved pets.