Pawsitive Puppy School

28/09/2022

Lovely class! Well done on graduating I miss you already ❤️🐶

16/03/2022

Another lovely graduation!

15/03/2022

Congratulations everyone who graduated from class!! We missed those who could not come 🐶

18/12/2021

Puppy classes in Leeds, Maidstone and Horsmonden, Tonbridge. Give your puppy the best start in life at our small, fun puppy training classes.

16/12/2021

Few spaces left and new classes in January at Leeds Village

Puppy classes in Leeds, Maidstone and Horsmonden, Tonbridge. Give your puppy the best start in life at our small, fun puppy training classes.

01/12/2021

***LAST CHANCE FOR 2021***

We have a few places left on our final Puppy School Course of 2021!

Classes will start at 6.30pm on Friday 10th December at Horsmonden Village Hall.

You can book your Puppy's place via our website www.pawsitivepuppyschool.co.uk

Puppy classes in Leeds, Maidstone and Horsmonden, Tonbridge. Give your puppy the best start in life at our small, fun puppy training classes.

08/11/2021

Another fabulous graduation! It was so lovely to meet you all and here’s to a lifetime of happy puppies and happy memories

29/10/2021

Don't forget to check out our YouTube channel where we have lots of helpful videos on topics that we often get asked about, including:
- Crate Training
- Puppy Biting
- Learning to be Alone
and many more topics!

Head over to:
https://www.youtube.com/c/PuppySchool

28/10/2021

Our final group of fantastic puppies! We've had so much fun with all of our graduates recently, such clever pups! Congratulations everyone 🎉🎓🎉

27/10/2021

Our recent Horsmonden graduates did a fantastic job with their puppies! Keep up the good work everyone 🎓🎉

25/10/2021

Another great graduation class, everybody did so well 😊🐶

22/09/2021

Calling all puppy owners! We wanted to tell you about the **Puppy Play Guide** our friends at Tug-E-Nuff are giving away.

It's packed with expert advice on everything from why play with your pup is so important to the best techniques for puppy play AND it includes the lowdown on their brand new Puppy Toy Bundles

The best part? It's totally FREE!

Simply hit the link and enter your details to get your instant download

https://puppy.tug-e-nuff.co.uk?partner=e6074

Packed with our top tips for introducing play, a run down of why play is so important & an unmissable offer

08/09/2021

Congratulations to our most recent Horsmonden Puppy School Graduates 🎓
Some amazing loose lead walking and very funny recalls. We loved getting to know you all, keep up the good work!

We missed Marshall and Basil, a big well done to you guys too!

06/09/2021

Well done, on this very hot evening, to another Pawsitive Puppy Class graduation, we are so proud of you all well done😊

25/08/2021

Another of our Pawsitive puppy graduates, so sorry my delay in posting this I’ve had some troubles with my Phone, a wonderful class who did themselves proud!

24/08/2021

Congratulations to our most recent Pawsitive Puppy School Graduates!!! 🎓🎉🎓

A really lovely group of puppies and owners who all had such amazing bonds, we are sure that you will have wonderful lives together. Keep up the good work and enjoy your puppies!

Unfortunately we were missing three of our group due to a combination of summer holiday fun and illness but don't worry pups, your well deserved certificates and rosettes will be in the post soon!

28/07/2021

There's still a lot of confusion and misinformation around what to do if your puppy or dog cries at night. Puppy parents often worry that it's 'attention seeking' and by going to a crying pup, they'll just teach them that crying makes a person appear. By labelling it as 'attention seeking' - something as humans we have a negative view of, as if somehow it's disingenuous - we miss what our dogs are feeling and an opportunity to help them. Crying overnight is a sign of anxiety, loneliness, confusion and panic. We can't leave our dogs in such a negative emotional state. We're programmed to respond to a baby's cry and our reaction to our dogs should be equally as nurturing. Dogs are not manipulative or Machiavellian...if they are vocalising, they need something. At Horsham Puppy School our advice is to have your pup in where you are sleeping (or you with them if you don't want them in your room) and gradually acclimate them to their new home without the social comfort of their litter mates. Likewise, if your older dog is somewhere new or with someone new for a holiday break for example, the same adjustment period should be in place. NEVER let your pup or dog 'cry it out'... attention seeking is just a need that's not being met.