Caroline Jenkins MIACE
Canine Behaviour and Training

New Puppy

For Puppies up to the age of 16 weeks of age

Many of my customers wished they had got the right advice from the start and avoided costly, stressful and time consuming behaviour problems - read Patty's story below.  Get yourself on the right track and avoid the stress, frustration and expense that goes with owning a badly behaved dog.

Puppy consultations are usually split into two 90 minute sessions.  Your puppy has a very short attention span and having two short sessions instead of one long one means that we can spend more time training your pup.

New! I am now qualified to microchip your puppy, this will soon become law in the UK, so no better time.  Microchipping costs £12 per dog (most vets charge between £15-25 for this) and all profit will go to my chosen dog welfare charity - Dogs Best Friend, for more information, click here.

Session 1 - Getting the basics right: Includes - housetraining, nutrition and feeding routine, getting used to the lead and collar, teaching the sit, avoiding common mistakes, solving existing problems and breed advice.

Session 2 -  More advanced puppy training: Includes - learning to walk to heel, the recall, teaching the stay command, learning good manners, avoiding common mistakes, solving existing problems, coping with adolescence. 

These lists are not exhaustive and the sessions will be tailored to meet your needs and the individual needs of your puppy.

These sessions are normally set at least two weeks apart but this is very flexible, the second session will be arranged during the first session.

How much does it cost? Puppy Consultations start at £120 (this is fully inclusive of both sessions, aftercare and travel), the full cost is due at the time of the first session.  This price applies to the following postcode areas: BT1-33,  BT36-44, BT46, BT61-67, BT71 & BT80 - outside this area please contact me for a free quote.

               

 

If your dog is older than 16 weeks...

 
How to be a good pack leader

House Training

Good Manners 

Nutrition

Training equipment

The Latest Training Techniques

Avoiding common mistakes

Avoiding Behaviour Problems

Solving Existing Behaviour Problems

 

     
       
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