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Have a new puppy? Call 713-728-0610

Our In-Home Puppy Training will relieve all the stress and frustration you’re having with your new puppy.

Congratulations! You’re the proud parent of a brand new, adorable, cuddly puppy. The first couple of days all is well and the puppy is behaving well. Then all of a sudden, you start to see some very typical puppy behaviors such as puppy biting and nipping, the puppy starts peeing and pooping in the house, the puppy is chasing your kids. You ask: Where in the world did that sweet, adorable, calm puppy go? Relax, it’s very normal, and we’re here to help. We like to start training at about 10 weeks of age as the puppy will stay awake and participate in the lessons.

New puppies bring their own particular set of puppy problems into their new home. The absolute best way to avoid any dog behavior problems in the future is to start training your puppy early. Our puppy training is structured to give you the hands on knowledge of how to help your new puppy have lots of successes and minimal failures. This is a great opportunity to sit down with our in-home dog trainer who will show you how our puppy training covers everything from nose to tail all in a set of 3 lessons (or more if you wish). We also will work on helping your puppy be good with your children and your children to be good with your puppy. All of this helps to assure you of a successful start with your new puppy for owner-dog relationships that are peaceful, rewarding and enduring.

How-to Topics:

• Puppy house training
• Crate training your puppy
• How to set boundaries and restrictions with your new puppy
• Vital information on food and nutrition for your new puppy. (understanding ingredients and preservatives-what’s good and what’s not)

Problems Solved:

• Puppy biting
• Puppy barking
• Puppy chasing
• Puppy chewing
• Jumping – and much more!

Puppy Obedience:

• Sit
• Down
• Walking on a leash
• Come when called
• Off
• How to communicate with your puppy, using obedience commands that can be applied in the home.

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