Master Basic Obedience and Life Skills for Your Puppy with my Puppy Group Class

Welcome to my puppy group class – a comprehensive training journey tailored for new four-legged family members and their parents! Embark on an exciting adventure where you and your puppy will learn the essential skills for a harmonious life together. My sessions focus on basic obedience and life skills, ensuring your puppy grows into a well-behaved and sociable adult. 

From mastering the art of communication through clicker training to learning essential commands like sit, stay, and come, our classes offer a supportive and fun environment for both puppies and owners. Whether you're a first-time dog parent or looking to refresh your skills, our Puppy Group Class is the perfect starting point to nurture a strong, lifelong bond with your beloved pet. Join me at East Coast Park to unlock the full potential of your puppy and enjoy the journey of raising a happy, obedient, and confident dog!

  • Location: East Coast Park
    (Next to KHCycle ECP Showroom)

  • Date: 9th March, 16th March, 23rd March, 30th March, 6th March, 13th March (Every Saturday for six weeks)

  • Time: 9am

What you will learn…

  • ✺ CLICKER TRAINING

    Developing a Communication Method:
    The clicker's clear and consistent sound signals to the puppy when they've done something right


    Positive Reinforcement: Rewarding desirable behaviors with treats, praise, or play, creates an fun and enjoyable learning experience for puppies

  • ✺ SIT

    Mastering the 'Sit' Command:
    Learn how to reliably teach your puppy to sit on command. This is one of the fundamental obedience commands and a building block for more advanced training.

    Teaching Techniques: Explore various techniques to encourage your puppy to sit, such as luring with treats or gentle guidance, and how to reinforce this behavior consistently.

  • ✺ DOWN

    Lying Down on Command:
    Train your puppy to lie down on your cue. This command is useful for calming your dog in various settings and is a step towards more complex training exercises.

    Importance in Calming and Control:
    Understand how the 'down' command can be a tool for managing excitability and maintaining control in different environments.

  • ✺ STAY

    Teaching 'Stay':
    Learn methods to teach your puppy the 'stay' command, which is vital for their safety and for situations where they need to remain in a specific spot.

    Building Patience and Discipline:
    Focus on techniques that help your puppy understand the importance of staying put until released, even with distractions.

  • ✺ COME

    Reliable Recall Training:
    Develop a strong recall command so that your puppy returns to you reliably when called, regardless of distractions.

    Ensuring Compliance in Any Situation:     Emphasize the significance of this command for your puppy’s safety and your peace of mind, especially in outdoor or unfamiliar environments.

  • ✺ LEAVE IT

    Ignoring and Dropping Objects:
    Teach your puppy the command 'leave it', which tells them to ignore or drop an item they are interested in or already have. This is crucial in avoiding dangerous or unwanted items.

    Preventing Unwanted Behavior:
    Understand how this command helps in preventing behaviors like chewing on inappropriate objects or picking up potentially harmful items.

Contact Me

Email
meganmaykearney@gmail.com

Phone
(+65) 9326 7743

Each of these components is designed to not only teach your puppy obedience but also to build a stronger bond between you and your pet through effective communication and mutual understanding.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • Puppies can usually start attending group classes once they have received their initial vaccinations, typically from 4 months – 2 years old.

  • Yes, for the safety of all participants, puppies must be up-to-date on their vaccinations. Proof of vaccination may be required upon enrollment.

  • Classes generally last about one hour, but this can vary depending on the training program. It's best to check the specific details of the class you're interested in.

  • Yes, socialization with other puppies and people is a key component of group classes. This helps in developing a well-rounded, sociable dog.

  • Safety is a top priority. Group classes are supervised by experienced trainers who ensure a safe and controlled environment for socialization. Puppies are typically grouped with others of similar size and temperament.

  • Class sizes can vary, but they are generally kept small (around 5-7 puppies) to ensure individual attention and a manageable environment for learning.

  • Inform me beforehand. I can provide guidance and may recommend starting with private sessions if necessary to address these behaviors.

  • In the case of missed classes, I do not offer makeup sessions for group classes. I understand that schedules can be challenging, so I recommend attending each session to ensure your puppy receives the full benefit of the training program. However, we can provide resources or summaries of the missed class to help you catch up.