Puppy Experts
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Puppy Day School
Our Signature Program!
An all day drop off training program developed especially for puppies, and like nothing found anywhere else.
Puppies spend the entire day with our highly trained, certified puppy experts, learning, socializing, and playing.
For puppies 8 weeks to 6 months
Prices vary, see package options by clicking "More" below
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Puppy Class Part One
The cutest and most important group class you’ll ever take with your puppy! This class incorporates training sessions and games with off-leash socialization and play.
Meeting once a week for 6 weeks
Covers basic manners & life skills
For puppies 8 - 20 weeks
$285
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Puppy Class Part Two
A group class that is essential to help you through adolescence! PCP2 is filled with training sessions, games, and intermittent off-leash socialization.
Meeting once a week for 6 weeks
Taking basic manners & life skills to the next level
Pre-requisite: Puppy Class Part One, must be taken within 4 months of graduating Puppy Class Part One
$285
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Private Lessons
Virtual or In-person
For puppies of all ages
Lessons catered to your needs
Prices vary, click the "More" button to see options.
Puppy Experts
Our founder, Stephanie Bennett, created Houston’s first all-encompassing puppy programs in 2008, with the help of her mentor, Dr. Ian Dunbar. It is our mission to educate new puppy owners and veterinarians on the importance of early puppy training and socialization. Early socialization for puppies should be considered a “behavior vaccine” since positively exposing them to a wide variety of people, animals, and environments is vital for developing a well-adjusted and confident adult dog. Puppyhood affords the best opportunity to influence a dog’s behavior. Deficiencies in early development can have adverse effects on a dog’s behavior and disposition later in life. The clock is ticking and time is of the essence.
When should you begin socializing and training your puppy?
“The primary and most important time for puppy socialization is the first three months of life. During this time puppies should be exposed to as many new people, animals, stimuli and environments as can be achieved safely and without causing over-stimulation manifested as excessive fear, withdrawal or avoidance behavior. For this reason, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior believes that it should be the standard of care for puppies to receive such socialization before they are fully vaccinated.”
Read the AVSAB position statement on puppy socialization in its entirety HERE.
Vaccination requirements for puppies under 6 months old:
2 rounds of Distemper & Parvo
Negative fecal
