Teaching your dog to socialise with other dogs
Learn how to provide your puppy with quality positive experiences and encounters with other dogs
Understand how dog socialisation with other dogs works and what's going on in your dog's head
Build a stronger bond with your dog by completing fun activities together
#1 Rated dog socialisation course
These steps are designed for the pupsters in mind usually ranging in age from 8 weeks to 4 months before they get to the adolescent phase. If your dog is 5 months or older and you are experiencing barking, lunging and pulling when they see a dog on walks refer to the barking at dogs course, we recommend that you book a call with one of our trainers.
Socialisation in this context simply means that we want to provide your puppy with quality positive experiences and encounters with other dogs so that they build confidence around them and we minimise any scary surprises with other dogs.
Helping your puppy become confident in the early stages is the most important thing you will do at this stage – training behaviours such as sit and down will come in their own time. It is way more important to focus on how your puppy feels rather than what your puppy is able to do at this moment.
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There are three fundamental things you'll learn with the dog socialisation course
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Teach your dog the fundamentals of socialisation with other dogs
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Practice different techniques to get your dog comfortable around other dogs
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Help your dog to become more confident
How long does it take to teach dog socialisation
We worked with animal behaviourists and trainers to create an easy-to-follow seven-step course. If you only spend ten minutes a day for one week, you'll see great results.
What do you need to get started with the dog socialisation course?
It's very easy to get started with the dog socialisation course. All you need is a selection of treats and ideally you need a friend with another dog for playdates, but you can also meet other dogs in the nearest park
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