1.What do we teach: A. Socialization (The Most Important Step) B. House Training (Potty & Crate) C. Bite Inhibition & Manners D. Basic Obedience (Cues) 2. Training Timeline: What to Teach When A. 8–10 Weeks: Potty training, crate training, name recognition, and gentle handling. B.10–12 Weeks: Expanding socialization, "Sit," "Come," and introducing the leash indoors. C. 3–4 Months Stay, Down, Leave It, and short walks in low-distraction environments. D. 4–6 Months Practicing cues in public (parks, pet stores) to proof behaviors against distractions. 3. How do we teach: A. Positive Reinforcement: Use high-value treats, toys, and praise. Dogs repeat behaviors that get them what they want. B. Keep it Short: Puppies have the attention span of a toddler. Aim for 5-minute sessions, 3 times a day. C. Be Consistent: If you don't want the adult dog on the couch, don't let the puppy on the couch. Use the same command words every time. D. We Never Punish Fear: If a puppy is scared of something. 4. Why It is Important: A. Safety: A dog with a reliable "Stay" or "Recall" is a safe dog. B. Bonding: Training is the best way to build a deep relationship with your pet. C. Reduced Stress: A dog that understands the rules of the house is much calmer and less anxious than one that is constantly guessing.

1.What do we teach: A. Socialization B. Basic Commands C. Relax Leash D. Obedience E. Behavior Modification (Barking, Aggression, Separation Anxiety, Jumping Up, Chewing, Reactivity, Fearfulness, Resource Guarding, Hyperactivity & Leash Pulling. 2. Training Timeline: When to teach them: A. 6 Months or Older 3. How do we teach: A. Positive Reinforcement: Use high-value treats, toys, and praise. Dogs repeat behaviors that get them what they want. B. Keep it fun: stimulation takes an important roll while training your dog, we play and train at the same time. C. We Never Punish Fear if a dog is scared of something. 4. Why It is Important: A. Safety: A dog with a reliable "Stay" or "Recall" is a safe dog. B. Bonding: Training is the best way to build a deep relationship with your pet. C. Reduced Stress: A dog that understands the rules of the house is much calmer and less anxious than one that is constantly guessing.

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