What a puppy experiences during his/her first 16 weeks of life plays a huge role in determining future behaviour and temperament. It’s vital, therefore, during this period that he/she is given dedicated time for both play and socialisation and that a structured approach is adopted to ensure that the puppy’s limited concentration span is not exceeded.

Your work commitments may make it impossible for you to give your puppy the level of attention he/she needs to become a fully rounded adult dog. We understand this and so, we offer a pop-in visiting service in which we can, first and foremost, address the need for socialisation through handling and play. Additionally, we can provide food, water, changing of puppy pads, and assistance with toilet training. We stay for a minimum of 30 minutes, during which we dedicate at least half of the time to helping your pup learn the skills necessary to become a cherished and well behaved family member.