Bringing home a puppy is meant to be joyful — but for many owners, those early weeks can feel exhausting, confusing, and full of self-doubt. You want to do the right thing, but it’s not always clear what that is.

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Over the years, I’ve seen many puppy classes that are busy, noisy, and overwhelming. They’re often quite generic, which means they can’t take into account your puppy’s individual personality, breed traits, or learning style. Some puppies become over-excited, others feel unsure or scared, and in those moments it’s really hard for them to learn. Owners often leave feeling frustrated and unsure what to do next at home.

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Even when puppies do manage to learn skills in a class environment, those skills don’t always transfer into everyday life — where it really matters. And those first 12 weeks are so important.
 

That’s why I created the Puppy Socialising & Training Programme — a calm, supportive, real-life approach that focuses on your puppy as an individual. It helps you build confidence together, learn practical skills that actually work at home, and enjoy these early weeks rather than feeling overwhelmed by them.