Puppy Preschool Classes
Classes are September 12 to October 17, 2023
Register here...
For puppies between 8 and 18 weeks of age
Classes held at Wesbrook Community Centre near UBC
Free Parking
(Tuesdays 6-7pm) - Registration $210 +tax
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Pups need to provide proof of the first set of vaccines, and must be healthy when attending class.
Please bring lots of treats, a long lasting chew, water, and a bed/mat to class. Flat leash and collar or harness (no retractable leashes)
What will my puppy and I learn in class?
We will learn basic positive training (sit, down, stay etc.) as well as a few fun tricks!
We will learn about life rewards, verbal cues and hand signals.
We will also learn about socialization, equipment, enrichment, body handling, and other important things that all owners should know to make raising your puppy a fun and rewarding experience.
Do you have questions or concerns about puppy socialization and vaccines? Please speak with your vet. Please see this statement from the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior. Click here.
Classes are September 12 to October 17, 2023
Register here...
For puppies between 8 and 18 weeks of age
Classes held at Wesbrook Community Centre near UBC
Free Parking
(Tuesdays 6-7pm) - Registration $210 +tax
----------------
Pups need to provide proof of the first set of vaccines, and must be healthy when attending class.
Please bring lots of treats, a long lasting chew, water, and a bed/mat to class. Flat leash and collar or harness (no retractable leashes)
What will my puppy and I learn in class?
We will learn basic positive training (sit, down, stay etc.) as well as a few fun tricks!
We will learn about life rewards, verbal cues and hand signals.
We will also learn about socialization, equipment, enrichment, body handling, and other important things that all owners should know to make raising your puppy a fun and rewarding experience.
Do you have questions or concerns about puppy socialization and vaccines? Please speak with your vet. Please see this statement from the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior. Click here.