When, Where & Costs
We are excited to announce that we have a new dog trainer on board here at Forest Hill Vets!
David Barton is an experienced positive reinforcement dog behaviour trainer, who works with dogs of all ages. He has a comprehensive understanding of animal behaviour and welfare, keeping up with the latest science through up-skilling and professional development
We have reduced our class sizes and are now able to offer face-to-face puppy training again. The first lesson of the 5-week course is puppy-free, in the clinic, to allow David to deliver all of the theory and education in regards to puppy development and behaviour. The final 4 lessons are in the clinic, where up to two fully vaccinated family members can attend per puppy, with a focus on socialisation and training.
- Our classes are run by Certified Dog Trainer, David.
- The cost is $150 per puppy for the 5 week program
To join the program or to request more information give us a call on (03) 9873 1544 or email us at info@foresthillvet.com.au
Why go to Puppy School Training?
At Forest Hill Vet we believe a professionally run puppy obedience program is the foundation for a happy and well adjusted adult dog! We recommend enrolling your puppy into obedience training as soon as you bring them into your home.
What will I learn at Puppy School?
This course is about teaching owners and puppies the essentials, plus general socialisation. Core elements include;
How dogs learn
Socialisation – Dogs, meeting people, life experiences and new environments
Problem solving for toilet training, puppy mouthing, jumping on visitors & more
Basic puppy training such as go to your mat, “watch”, drop & more
Building a strong relationship between you & your family
Requirements
Your puppy they must have had their first vaccination up to 8 – 16 weeks of age.
Why go to Puppy School Training?
Our lessons educate owners on all aspects of puppy development and behaviour in order to help you navigate common puppy problems and lay a solid foundation for further training.
Getting the correct up-to-date advice is important for having a happy and well adjusted adult dog!