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Welcoming a puppy to your home is not only an exciting and heartwarming time, but also a significant commitment. While these adorable furry bundles of joy can bring a playful energy, they also demand a careful and nurturing and education. A vital step in this journey is enrolling them in puppy school, and this this article will explore the benefits of commencing your puppy’s training during the developmental window of 8 to 16 weeks, focusing focusing on why accredited dog courses are the way to go.
Puppy school isn’t all fun and games, whilst classes are fun and lively, they also teach important behaviours for your dog to lead a happy life.
Enrolling your puppy in a reputable puppy school run by accredited dog trainers between the ages of 8 to 16 weeks is a wise investment in your furry companion’s future. The benefits of socialisation, basic obedience training, and early problem identification create a strong foundation for a well-behaved and happy dog.
Signing up your pup for a reputable puppy school run by accredited trainers is like giving them a VIP ticket to the best start in life. From mastering puppy toilet training to responding to their puppy name recognition, this is where the journey to a well-trained, sociable, and joyful dog begins. Give our friendly team a call on (03) 9052 3200 or make a booking online to gets started.