Puppy Care
Caring for your puppy while you can't be there.
A new four legged member of the family is one of the most exciting times for any family and as a Certified Puppy Training and Canine Body Language Specialist, we understand that the first few months of a puppy's life are the most important.
Between toilet training, naps, meals, play and helping them learn about the world around them, puppies need plenty of support and regularity during the day.
Our puppy visits are designed to provide care, companionship, socialisation and gentle training while you're at work, busy or simply unable to be there.
More than just a puppy visit
Socialisation is a key part of our Puppy Care service, alongside basic training, toilet training and helping your puppy gradually become comfortable spending short periods of time on their own.
Our aim is to help you build good habits from the very beginning, while making sure your puppy's day includes plenty of positive experiences.
During our 30-minute visits, we can:
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Let your puppy out for a toilet break
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Clean up any accidents
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Feed and refresh water
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Provide plenty of fuss, play and age-appropriate enrichment
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Introduce training (sit, wait, stay, come, recall, lead walking)
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Help your puppy settle and become comfortable with periods of rest
Every puppy is different, so we'll work with you to understand their routine and tailor visits around their individual needs.
Puppy Visit · £20
Socialisation starts early
You don't have to wait until your puppy is fully vaccinated to start introducing them to the world.
Socialisation is about experiencing different people, sights, sounds and environments in a calm and positive way.
We have a puppy sling which allows us to safely carry young puppies outside, where appropriate and in line with your vet's advice, so they can begin experiencing the world during this important developmental period.
And as they grow...
Once your puppy is fully vaccinated and ready for longer walks, we can look at introducing them to our group walks, providing further opportunities for appropriate socialisation and positive experiences with other dogs.
We'll always consider your puppy's age, confidence, temperament and individual needs before making the transition.
What the puppy needs. Not what we want.