Puppy Passport Training Program
A structured day of play, training, and socialization!The Puppy Passport Program is designed to help you raise a confident, well-mannered, and resilient companion. Experts recommend that puppies meet 100 dogs and people before 20 weeks to build a strong social foundation. Let our expert trainers guide you through proper socialization and fast-track your puppy’s training for lifelong success!
With our Puppy Passport Program, puppies will socialize with peers in their age group as well as adult dogs of all shapes and sizes! And since there is more to socialization than playing with other dogs, they’ll also get to experience new places, people, smells, and sounds proven to help build well rounded dogs! The Puppy Passport Program is the ultimate way to help your puppy reach their full potential. During their time with us, we will introduce:
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Have your dogs join us on Tuesdays & Thursdays
Each Tuesday your pup will spend the day at the facility engaging in enrichment activities, socializing with new dogs, and receive private training sessions. Each Thursday your pup will get to enjoy half of the day at the facility and the other half on a field trip to practice behaviors they learn on Tuesday and socialize in a new environment.
This program expedites puppy raising and ensures your puppy is getting hands on training and adequate socialization during the most critical stages of its life (under 6 months). Drop Off: 7:00am-9:00am Pick Up: 4:00pm-6:30pm What's all included:
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American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior Position Statement on Puppy Socialization
"The primary and most important time for puppy socialization is the first three months of life. During this time puppies should be exposed to as many new people, animals, stimuli and environments as can be achieved safely and without causing overstimulation manifested as excessive fear, withdrawal or avoidance behavior. For this reason, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior believes that it should be the standard of care for puppies to receive such socialization before they are fully vaccinated." ....Read More