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Puppy I

Location: 
Palo Alto
Cubberley Community Center
4000 Middlefield Road - Rm. U-7(Weekday), Rm. H-6(Saturday)
Palo Alto, CA 94306
Trainer: 
Sue Rusnak
Price: 
$249.00
Dates: 
Tuesday, December 5, 2023
Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Tuesday, December 19, 2023
Tuesday, January 9, 2024
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
Time of day: 
6:30pm
Day of week: 
Tuesday
Additional Info: 

** No class Dec 26th and Jan 2nd. **

$249 for 5 weekly 50-minute sessions.
Save up to $100 with The Complete Puppy Training Course.

For puppies between 12-18 weeks (85-126 days) old on the first day of class.

PUPPY TRAINING I CURRICULUM

Housetraining: (Potty Training, Chew Toy Training, Crate Training) So your pup learns how to behave at home when left unsupervised and settle down quietly when you want them to.

Confidence Training: (Socialization, Desensitization, Handling, Resolving Phobias)So your pup learns to enjoy being held and handled and does not become fearful, reactive, or aggressive towards any people, animals, or other stimuli.

Lure Reward Training: (Sit, Down, Stand, Come, Follow, Go To Your Bed, Settle Down, Off, Take It, Thank You, Fetch, Tug and More…) So your pup learns to perform useful behaviors on cue, reliably, and promptly so you can have fun together and redirect your pup away from unwanted behaviors.

Requirements: 

Age: On the start date of class, pups must be between 12-18 weeks (85-126 days) old.

Vaccine: Proof of two DHLPP or DHPP vaccinations given 2-3 weeks apart -- both vaccines administered after 8 weeks of age and the second vaccination given at least 5 days prior to the start-date of class.

Handlers: We require at least one adult per enrolled puppy. We encourage the whole family to attend the class together but if children are three years or younger, a second adult must be present.

Covid Protocols: Some of our locations require proof of vaccinations and/or masking. We respectfully request that you come to class prepared to comply with facility protocols for the comfort and safety of all.

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