facility puppy program
Improved Focus Skills
Decreased Bad Behavior
Command Obediance
Trained Attentiveness
- Getting a new puppy can be a stressful time in anyone’s life, especially if you’re a first-time dog owner or haven’t had a puppy for several years. How do you make sure you’re doing everything you can to make sure your pup grows up to a confident, happy, loving dog? We at Beau’s K-9 Academy are here to help you guide your pup to success with our puppy programs! BK9A’s program goes over the basics of proper human and dog socialization, how to crate train and properly house break a young pup, the beginning stages of the most important basic commands, and showing how to build confidence in your pup with our puppy confidence course. We offer group and private puppy classes that fit the needs of any family so no dog has to suffer from schedule restraints. Our New Jersey life style brings a lot of challenges to you and your new pup. With our busy roads, loud noises, large amounts of people, there’s a lot for a dog to overcome here. Understanding the right things to do and what to expect can be a turning point in your dog’s life, so don’t wait till your dog is almost a year old to start training call today to set up an assessment!
- BK9A’s Facility puppy programs are small group classes designed to build you and your dogs’ confidence around other pups and people, as well as develop a higher level of focus in public situations over a four- week period. This program contains several key points in puppy development such as:
- How to house-break
- How To crate train
- Proper dog socialization and puppy play time
- Proper human socialization
- Confidence building on environments
- Formal lecture on development games like bait and lure on most desired commands
Puppy development is a crucial point to the success of a well mannered happy adult dog. Understanding how to get your pup there and watching out for signs of bad manners and temperaments are a great start! Contact us today for availabilities and start bridging that gap!