	Central Veterinary Hospital Sandringham
HOME HOSPITAL INFO MEET OUR VETS MEET OUR VET NURSES PUPPY SCHOOL PET CARE FIND US CONTACT US	PUPPY SCHOOL What Is Puppy School? Puppy school consists of two classes set up to help socialise your new puppy with other puppies and people. It also provides you with all the information needed for a happy and healthy pup, while getting you started with basic training. Why Socialise? The major learning or socialising period of a puppy is between 6 and 18 weeks of age, making this the best time to get your pup used to being around other dogs. This is when positive reinforcement is important to developing a happy good-mannered dog. What Do I Bring? When bringing your puppy to class, a collar and lead is needed. We encourage all members of the family (especially children) to attend, as everyone needs to be involved in the upbringing of the puppy. It is also recommended that puppies not be fed too much beforehand, because we use treat rewards to encourage training. What Does It Cost? For the two classes (one week apart) the cost is only $25.00. This will be paid to the Vet Nurse on duty at the end of class. Who Teaches Puppy School? Julieann Amess, who has been leading puppy classes locally for 10 years, teaches puppy school. Julieann has attended training seminars relevant to puppy training and development. She has been involved at most of the regional clubs, training her own dogs for 20 years and competing statewide at open level. Training Includes: • Toilet training • Sit • Stay • Recall • Drop • Handling your puppy • Avoiding destructive behavior • Exercising • And where to go for further training When Are Classes? Classes are usually held on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evening at 7.00pm till 8.00pm and repeated the same day a week later. For all inquiries please phone 9598 7848.
	CENTRAL VETERINARY HOSPITAL SANDRINGHAM 26 Abbott St (Opp. Railway Carpark) Sandringham VIC 3191 Phone (03) 9598 7848

Central Veterinary Hospital Sandringham

PUPPY SCHOOL

What Is Puppy School?

Puppy school consists of two classes set up to help socialise your new puppy with other puppies and people. It also provides you with all the information needed for a happy and healthy pup, while getting you started with basic training.

Why Socialise?

The major learning or socialising period of a puppy is between 6 and 18 weeks of age, making this the best time to get your pup used to being around other dogs.

This is when positive reinforcement is important to developing a happy good-mannered dog.

What Do I Bring?

When bringing your puppy to class, a collar and lead is needed. We encourage all members of the family (especially children) to attend, as everyone needs to be involved in the upbringing of the puppy.

It is also recommended that puppies not be fed too much beforehand, because we use treat rewards to encourage training.

What Does It Cost?

For the two classes (one week apart) the cost is only $25.00.

This will be paid to the Vet Nurse on duty at the end of class.

Who Teaches Puppy School?

Julieann Amess, who has been leading puppy classes locally for 10 years, teaches puppy school. Julieann has attended training seminars relevant to puppy training and development.

She has been involved at most of the regional clubs, training her own dogs for 20 years and competing statewide at open level.

Training Includes:
• Toilet training
• Sit
• Stay
• Recall
• Drop
• Handling your puppy
• Avoiding destructive behavior
• Exercising
• And where to go for further training

When Are Classes?

Classes are usually held on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evening at 7.00pm till 8.00pm and repeated the same day a week later. For all inquiries please phone 9598 7848.