It can be overwhelming figuring out where to start when looking for a puppy and then preparing for when you bring your puppy home.
If you choose an excellent experienced and knowledgeable breeder then they should provide you with lots of useful information to help you on your journey with your puppy. Sadly, this isn’t always the case and new puppy owners can really struggle for the first few weeks or months of owning a puppy because their breeder didn’t lay down excellent foundations right from the start when the puppies had been born and for the following 8 weeks that they remain with the breeder.
If you feel as though you could be entering the unknown when your puppy comes home and you are unsure of how to prepare mentally for having a puppy, with so much conflicting information on the internet; websites and social media Paws 4 Training are here to help to make the start of your journey together enjoyable and memorable for all the right reasons.
You don’t want to be left feeling tired and exhausted before your new family member comes to your home.
When you are investing thousands of pounds for a puppy, a creature who is a sentient being then it is essential that you invest in the correct type of training to help you to have a happy, healthy puppy that continues to be a happy, healthy and well-trained adult dog and member of your family.
Approximately 60% of dogs in the UK have no formal puppy or obedience training with a qualified trainer.
The rescue centres are filling up with adolescent dogs due to owners not being able to cope with them when they reach this phase. This can easily be avoided by working with a qualified experienced trainer from the beginning ensuring owners are laying down the correct foundations for their puppies.
At Paws 4 Training we are helping to educate new puppy owners to help prevent puppies from being re-homed as they enter the adolescent phase.
We offer a consultation service where we can talk through with you how you can prepare for your new puppy to join your family.
We can answer all your questions helping you with any concerns you may have that will help you from having any future problems.
Putting all this preparation in early will help to prevent you from having unwanted problems. Including sleepless nights, whining, barking and chewing.
This will save you hours of your time in your busy schedules from trawling the internet and trying to decide if the information you have been given is correct for you and your dog. Each consultation is personalised for each client.
AVAILABILITY
Daytime Sessions
Sessions are available during the daytime Monday – Thursday during term time, evenings and some Saturdays.
TERM DATES
5th January 2026 – 13th February 2026
2nd March 2026 – 10th April 2025
27th April 2026 – 5th June 2026
22nd June 2026 – 31st July 2026
3rd September 2026 – 16th October 2026
2nd November 2026 – 18th December 2026
5th January 2027 – 12th February 2027
1st March 2027 – 9th April 2027
26th April 2027 – 4th June 2027
21st June 2027 – 30th July 2027
Please refer to our Ts & Cs for timescales for 1-2-1s to be used
Cost and location
The cost for a 1½ hour consultation is £100. Payment is required prior to the session by bank transfer
Our sessions can be done via video call or in person at our training centre or from the comfort of your home.
How to Book
Click on the button below to email us.
We will respond to your email to organise a convenient time to call you to book your consultation.
We look forward to hearing from you.
