Puppy Training

Puppies are cute. 

Unfortunately, they do things that are not so cute, too, like:
 

• have accidents in the house,

• jump all over you and anyone who walks in the door,

• chew everything and anything (even everyone!),

• bark at anything that moves, and

• pull on a leash like a sled dog.

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Having a puppy can be overwhelming, but starting the training process at a young age can give you the confidence to be a good leader for your dog and give your pup the best chance to grow into a well-behaved dog. 

Puppy training is more than just house training and crate training (though those are important things, too!) A common misconception is that you shouldn't start training until a puppy is 6 months old. Don't wait to start training! At Tri Canine Campus, we start training at 10 weeks old. Puppies have a crucial developmental period called imprinting. The first 16 weeks of a puppy's life is the time that they are most impressionable, and what they learn (or don't learn) can last a lifetime.

Having a puppy is a lot of work, and we are here to help carry the load.

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Let us help you become the companion your puppy wants and needs you to be!

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