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Puppy Kindergarten
The puppy must have lived in the owner's home for at least 2 weeks
prior to starting the class. Puppies must be up to date on
vaccinations appropriate for age and have a health statement from the
veterinarian certifying that there is no contagious disease or parasites.
If you look at your record from the puppy's visit(s) to the vet or if you
look on the invoice you will generally find this information.
Puppy Kindergarten is designed to provide early socialization and lay
the groundwork for basic obedience. Owners are taught how to take
care of the puppy's teeth and trim nails. Discussions range from
feeding, to housebreaking, and how to stop those "puppy bites"!
Puppies are exposed to safe agility obstacles for mental and physical
stimulation. They also are handled by other members of the class so
they can learn that people are nice to be around. The puppies have a
playtime which is great to build their confidence with other puppies.
This is the beginning step for any puppy to begin learning how to walk
quietly on a leash. Your puppy will also learn how to sit, down, stay,
and how to come when called. He will meet a friendly cat in class, and
also will learn about different sounds not being so frightful to him.
The last class night in the six week session begins with a costume
contest which is fun for all!
Enroll early!
Additional instructors added if more dogs are enrolled
Pictures of Past Classes
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Updated April 19, 2008
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