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Positive Dog Training

A positive experience for both you and your pet. with over 10 years of servicing the dog owners of Sydney and the coast, puppytodogschool can help.

Intro

How does it work?

Select the type of training
Choose from the different classes offered. depending on the age of your dog and any special needs they may have
Pick from available dates
Select the times and dates the correspond with the class dates. If the times don't suit you, you can always choose the one-on-one.
Secure your spot

Pay with credit card or Paypal to secure the time that best works for you.
About Us

What we can do for you

Puppy School Sydney

Puppy to Dog School provides a safe and fun environment for your puppy to learn general obedience as well as growing them to be a well adjusted dog. This course provides early socialisation for your puppy in a controlled environment while teaching it some of the necessary skills required..

In Home Training

Puppy to Dog School provides you with a personalised in home dog training service. One on one training is ideal for those dog owners with tight schedules who require the personalisation and flexibility that isn’t available in a group class environment

Dog Training

Even as your dog grows up, its important to continue to socialise them in a controlled and suitable environment. For this reason, a Teenage and Rescue dog class may be ideal for your dog. If your teenage dog has not had any previous or consistent training, some new behaviours may arise in their teenage years that might be problematic.

benefits

Teach your puppy how to be a part of the family

Reduce the stress of owning a new puppy by training it well at the begining and getting the best results from a positive experience.

Team

Our Team

Maz
Head Trainer

Maz holds a Certificate IV in Animal Companion Services specialises in all forms of dog behaviour.
A member of the Pet Professional Guild of Australia and the Australian Dog Trainers association, Maz is passionate about dogs and training. Maz is also a licensed service dog trainer.

Faq

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.

When should I start socialising my puppy?

A.

Young puppy’s are fun and carefree. They have a trusting soul and will want to play with everyone and anyone without hesitation. Its for this reason that most trainers will say, socialise your puppy as soon as you can. There’s a crucial socialisation period for puppys that starts from the age of 3 weeks and up to the age of 17weeks. Its after approx. 17 weeks that puppy’s become more cautious. Its important when socialising your pup to note that socialisation doesn’t just mean with other dogs, but also with humans of all ages (including small children) as well as with other animals, sounds, smells and sights. This will help them to be a well rounded happy adult dog in the future. One thing we do warn though, which is a catch 22, its generally recommended that puppys don’t leave the family home until they’ve had their immunisations to protect them from illnesses. In the early years you may want to control their environment and which puppy friends come over to play to protect your dog.

Q.

My dog is not a puppy anymore, can he still be trained?

A.

Whoever said you cant teach an old dog new tricks clearly didn’t know how clever dogs are. You can teach your dog to do anything at any age. Whether you’re having problems with a newly acquired problem behaviour or you just haven’t gotten around to obedience training and want to spend more time with your dog, its never too late to train your dog. Puppy to Dog School has training programs suited for all dog ages and learning needs.

Q.

When is the right age to start training your dog?

A.

You can start training your dog as soon as you get them, generally around the 8 weeks. Having a puppy set up session and an In home puppy training course to tackle the immediate requirements of teaching your pup from the start is a great idea to make the transition in to your home a smooth and hassle free one.

Q.

My dog is chewing everything, what should I do?

A.

Puppy’s chew. They use their mouths to explore the world around them, and sometimes they chew because theyre changing from their puppy teeth to their adult teeth. Other times, they chew because theyre bored. Identifying the right reason why theyre chewing is the most important starting point. Once you’ve identified why theyre chewing, you can replace the couch or your shoe with a more appropriate chewing toy. Otherwise you can do more activities with them to relieve their boredom. If you’re still having problems, why not contact us for an in home training sessions to help train your dog.

Testimonials

What people say about us

Jasna Nicolson

Puppy school was so much fun for the humans! An hour of rollicking fun interspersed with really useful take home advice from Maz on a wide range of subjects such as teaching your puppy their name, potty training, and how to recognise your dog is stressed. I’m a long time dog owner but found this really helpful.

Lisa Staley

We just finished 3 sessions with Baz. He is totally amazing. Baz is very experienced in animal behaviour and explained why dogs behave the way they do. Our puppy who is 4 months responded so we and has improved dramatically with the trainging Baz provided. Highley recommended.

Khalil

Amazing trainer. Trained our puppy, Chloe and she absolutely loves him.

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