Puppy
Socialisation 
It
is extremely important to socialise your puppy from the moment he comes
to your home, usually at around 8-9 weeks. Your puppy will already have
learnt how to be a dog from his Mum and litter brothers and sisters
and the breeder will have begun socialisation in the home and toilet
training. This is why it is important to seek out responsible breeders.
I
believe the best way to do this, is firstly to have as many positive,
calm interactions in your home. A good time to invite the neighbours,
friends and family and their children in for a cup of tea or a beer.
Also to introduce to other pets in the home and start basic training
straight away. Please be careful not to overwhelm your puppy, he needs
plenty of rest and quiet times.
When
your puppy has completed his vaccinations, devote time to taking your
puppy to all the places that you intend to spend your future with him.
ie: local parks, shops, school, town, on the bus, in the car, the local
pub, friends & families homes. It's a big world out there! He must
also meet as many people and dogs as he can. All these experiences must
be positive ones and when handled correctly will result in a well balanced
happy dog.




One
to One Puppy Pack - 3 visits
This
includes an initial consultation & training visit to help you with
any problems and to give you and your puppy basic training guidance,
including Toilet Training, Car Travel, Crate Training, Sit! Down! Come!
Fetch! Leave it! Off! ,and walking on a loose lead. An introduction
to Clicker Training.
The
earlier the better! I would prefer to see you and your puppy
as soon as you get him or her, then when your puppy is allowed out,
a socialisation
walk session as detailed above, finally a visit when your puppy
reaches adolescence to help you with any problems this may bring.
You
will also receive my training manual, free treats and clicker and continued
support by telephone, Text or Email.
Please
contact me for prices and more detail