What a home puppy package often includes
- A potty schedule matched to your floor plan and yard.
- Ways to redirect nipping onto toys instead of hands and ankles.
- Crate or pen setup so the puppy can rest while you cook or work.
- First steps for walking on a leash from the front door.
- A written plan the whole family can check, with room for notes.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
How early can a trainer visit a new puppy?
Many trainers will come once the puppy has settled in and your veterinarian has said it is safe to be around visitors. Ask your vet about vaccine timing first. Every home and dog is different, so use this as a starting point and ask the trainer about your own situation.
Will one visit be enough?
One visit can fix a routine, but habits take repetition. Most plans pair a few visits with daily practice by the family.
What about children in the home?
A good plan teaches kids calm ways to greet and play with a puppy, under adult supervision at all times.
Should I wait for the puppy to calm down?
Waiting rarely helps. Gentle structure from the first weeks tends to prevent habits that are harder to change later.
Where do I find more detail on pricing?
The programs page lists every range side by side, and each range is a general estimate. Always ask for the full cost in writing.