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Puppy Raising

Puppy Raising is a great option if you are looking for someone else to help train your pup. Puppies can be very overwhelming and there are lots of reasons to choose puppy raising. We are here to help new owners wanting a good pet dog, breeders & owners wanting a sport prospects!


Our puppy raising program is unique because your pup is living in our home with our own dogs and family.  We work on house behaviors like potty & crate training, their name, greeting people, relaxation, and much more all throughout the day. In addition, we also provide multiple formal training sessions to work on a variety of manners. This program is committed to staying small, which allows us adequate time to focus on your dog.


Because dogs do best with consistency, part of our program includes transitional training for you. At the end of your dog's stay, we will show you how to implement the training at home and will follow up with text, call or zoom lessons to continue to go over any questions.

Pricing & Availability

Priced at $800/month with a 3 month minimum. 


Dogs must be 5 months or younger at the start of their training.


Limited availability, currently accepting reservations to start in November! 

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Whats included

Training we focus on

Training we focus on

  • Formal training sessions each day
  • Supervised playtime
  • Daily photo and video updates on facebook and instagram stories
  • Test updates with photos/videos Monday, Wednesday, Friday 
  • Written go home notes
  • Go home lesson
  • Lifetime support

Training we focus on

Training we focus on

Training we focus on

  • Name & Recalls
  • Sit & Down
  • Body Awareness
  • Potty & Crate Training
  • House manners
  • Staying on a bed & relaxation in the house
  • Off Leash Foundations
  • Loose Leash Walking Skills
  • Socialization

What to bring

Training we focus on

What to bring

  1. Enough food for their stay

We do include food (ProPlan Sport 30/20) in the monthly price, but if you prefer your pup stay on the food you are feeding, bring it!

 

2. Collar; and any training collars currently being used.


Do not bring: 

Leash, flexi leads, bowls, blankets, toys, bones/chews, crates etc.

Realistic expectations for each month

1st Month

1st Month

1st Month

  • Solid understanding of their name
  • Eye Contact w/ light distractions
  • Good understanding of choose to heel
  • Recall w/ light distractions
  • Relaxing on a bed quietly with assistance/tied.
  • Crating quietly in low arousal environment
  • Sleeping mostly though the night (crated)
  • May have accidents if left unsupervised for more than 10-30 minutes (very dog dependent)

2nd Month

1st Month

1st Month

  • Eye contact outside, in new environment, adding distractions
  • Building on loose leash walking
  • Recall w/ light distractions, on leash recalls from play with dogs
  • Relaxing on a bed quietly untied
  • Crating quietly in different rooms in the house, able & unable to see you/dogs moving aroun. 
  • Sleeping though the night (crated) 9pm-6am
  • Working up to 30+ minutes in the house before going out to potty (very dog dependent)

3rd Month

3rd Month

3rd Month

  • Recalling out of play with other dogs


  • 100% knows their name and looks to you the first time they are called.
  • Eye Contact w/ high distractions (dogs playing, life going by etc.)
  • Able to walk in a heel position and offer eye contact/check in's regularly. 
  • When they see a distraction (dog, person, car, bike) will look to you. 
  • Recalling out of playtime with other dogs, away from distractions. 
  • Relaxing on a bed quietly with assistance/tied.
  • Crating quietly in low arousal environment
  • Sleeping mostly though the night (crated)
  • Starting to signal that they need to potty. (Pacing, walking to door, etc. Each dog is different) Able to hold for up to an hour loose in the house. Still needing supervision.

4th Month

3rd Month

3rd Month

  • Solid understanding of their name
  • Eye Contact w/ light distractions
  • Good understanding of choose to heel
  • Recall w/ light distractions
  • Relaxing on a bed quietly with assistance/tied.
  • Crating quietly in low arousal environment
  • Sleeping mostly though the night (crated)
  • May have accidents if left unsupervised for more than 10-30 minutes (very dog dependent)


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