THE TRAINING STUDIO
We do things differently at
Main Office | 469-236-0066
2765 East Trinity Mills Rd
Suite #102
Carrollton, TX
75006
The socialization window for dogs, where they learn to be comfortable in the outside world is 6-16 weeks of age. If puppies do not have positive experiences with new people, new places, or other animals during this time, they may have a very difficult time with these things down the road. Oftentimes, problems do not present until adolescence. It’s important to start socializing and training your puppy as soon as possible. It is THE most important thing you can do for your puppy.
We offer group classes and private training for puppies as early as 8 weeks of age. In these classes, we’ll lay the foundation for a well-adjusted, well-rounded canine companion.
If you’ve missed your puppy’s socialization window, don’t worry. Please contact us about training options. It’s never too late to start training your puppy!
Puppies
Puppy
Train 'n' Play
with Sarah Owen, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA
$90, 3 weeks
Puppy Train 'n' Play
In each class, we will work on socialization, including small-group or one-on-one puppy play sessions, and training foundations. Foundation training topics will include biting, jumping, barking, leash walking, recall, and settling.
Dates: September 10, Saturdays at 8:30 am
Class duration: 3 weeks with rolling enrollment
Instructor: Sarah Owen, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA
Class size: Limited to 4 puppies
Fee: $90 for three sessions; the three classes must be used within 5 weeks
Requirements:
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Age between 8 weeks old and 16 weeks old on the first day of class.
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The first set of vaccines and one deworming required at least 7 days prior to the first class.
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Puppies should be up-to-date on vaccines throughout the class.
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Please bring a mat (bath mat or throw rug), treat pouch, and treats.
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Refunds are not available within 2 weeks of class start time. Payment must be made no later than the first day of class.
If a class turns out to not be right for your pet, transfers to a more suitable class may be possible on a case-by-case basis.
For any questions regarding our policies or other important information, feel free to email trainingstudioclasses@gmail.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Puppy Pro-tips!
E X P L O R E
It's important to expose your puppy to new things! Different sounds, surfaces, objects environments, and situations should all be safely explored!
S I G N A L
Keeping a consistent routine and learning your puppy's signals are key to potty training and forming good habits!
M E E T
Let your puppy safely meet and play with a variety of new people and animals!
E N R I C H
Engage your puppy's brain to reduce chewing on you and your belongings. Try food-based toys for beginners!
A C C L I M A T E
In order to make vet visits a breeze, try getting your puppy used to body handling and vet procedures early on!
B U I L D
Building neutrality and positive association with people, animals, and experiences is crucial to helping your puppy gain confidence!