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Paws and Claws World Personalised puppy training that empowers pet parents with modern, ethical and scientific dog traini

Paws and Claws World offers premium quality, in-home alternatives to doggy day cares, dog hotels and the standard puppy training and house sitting options. As Cape Town's leaders in executive pet services, our alternatives are designed to suit the unique requirements of busy executives and their beloved canine and feline children, providing them with the exceptional quality of pet services that th

ey deserve, all in the stress-free comfort and familiar surroundings of their own home. For everything from one-on-one in-home puppy training to premium in-home pet care, we can provide the ideal service for your individual needs.

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Cape Town's Personal Puppy Trainers

As leaders in personalised dog training, we pride ourselves on being a professional organisation with an international standard of expertise. We are particularly renowned for our specialised knowledge of puppies in their critical learning period. With three generations of experience, supported by the latest in positive reinforcement methodology, we have created a comprehensive in-home training programme which addresses all the fundamentals required for a balanced canine companion. Our one-on-one programme focuses on positively shaping your puppy’s cognitive foundations at the optimal time, under 16 weeks old, whilst drastically minimising exposure to fatal diseases like parvovirus when most at risk, under 18 weeks old (vaccination dependent).