What does this mean for you?

You can start outside toilet training and lead walking! You can also enter a training classroom and start to grasp the concept of clicker training.  

All of this makes transitioning from a tiny baby puppy to a young dog much easier and quicker for you.

What we provide with a thirteen-week old pup:

1. Fully vaccinated: Your pup can go straight into the garden for potty training. This will significantly reduce the mess in your home.
2. Disease risk is dramatically reduced: Particularly the risk of Parvo, which is deadly).
3. Passport/Rabies/Titre: We can organise international travel worldwide.
4. Lead training: Your puppy will be walking on a lead (to the left) at collection. The journey home will be much less traumatic, and you'll know your pup can walk on a lead. The first challenge is already done!
5. Clicker training: This is age dependant, but your pup might have already transitioned to operant conditioning training.
6. Additional socialisation/experiences: This can include horses, furry animals and traffic.
7. Car training: Less vomiting = less mess.
8.  Crate training: Your pup will be used to sleeping in a crate. When you get home, however, this won't stop the crying completely. They're in a completely new place, so it's bound to be disorientating. Crate training beforehand will hopefully reduce your sleepless nights. 
9. Toilet training: You can start immediately outside.
10. Residentials: Your pup will be ready for day-care, puppy sitters or kennels if you work or have travel planned in the first month.

Puppies over four months: You can opt for preliminary x-rays to determine hip/elbow stability, as well as a patella (knee) luxation vet check. It's ideal if your priority is the reduction of risks associated with congenital structural problems.