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Puppy Pre-School
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Certified professional trainer, Elisa Kamens, brings you Puppy Preschool, "the most important two hours of your puppy's entire life!"
Did you know puppies 8-16 weeks old who are properly socialized to varied sights, sounds, objects, people, and dogs exhibit drastically
reduced behavior problems and more confidence as adults? Join Elisa Kamens for our comprehensive Puppy Preschool Program. You will be
introduced to everything you need to know to give your puppy the best possible start!
Includes: Proper Socialization Techniques, Efficient House Training, Basic Nutrition, Essential Grooming, Handling Exercises, and Crate Sizing and Introduction
Call 410-868-2275 for reservations
Cost: $99.00 for a 2 hour session class
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Requirements:
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Puppies must be between 8 and 16 weeks of age |
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ALL puppies must have proof of vaccinations |
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Certified Trainer |
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Stop play biting and chewing. |
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Learn effective house training methods. |
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Vet recommended handling exercises |
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Call 410-868-2275 for more information and to book your spot!
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Board & Train
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This is our most intensive, most effective program. With this
service, your dog stays with us at our facility. We make an
initial assessment and develop a comprehensive training
program for your dog. Your dog is trained in all types of
practical situations, inside and outside. The dog is worked
around people, other dogs and in many different environments.
To transfer this training, dog owners will receive one go-home lesson and one follow-up
lesson (to be scheduled within one month of the dog’s return home.)
Cost: $95.00 per day. Call 410-868-2275 for more details.
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Dogs enrolling in ANY of our classes must meet the following requirements:
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Be current on all shots (documentation from veterinary required)
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- DHLPP
- Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
- Rabies
- Have a clean fecal exam
- Topical flea and tick control (Frontline or Advantage Revolution)
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NOTE: No amount of training or work sessions by a professional can ever supersede what you teach your dog in everyday life.
For this reason, a dog’s behavior and conduct is a responsibility that ultimately rests with the owner.
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