Puppy Basic foundation

Yes Marker:
Used to tell the dog they’ve done the right behavior and a reward is coming. It builds clear communication and motivation.

No Marker:
Used gently to indicate the behavior was incorrect, helping the dog understand and try again correctly.

Recall Exercise:
Teaches your dog to come immediately when called. This vital command builds trust, safety, and a strong bond between you and your dog.

Basic Commands:
Dogs learn essential obedience commands like Sit, Down, Sleep, Roll, and Stand — building discipline, focus, and clear communication between dog and handler.

Place Command:
This command teaches your dog to go to a specific spot, such as a mat or bed, and stay there calmly until released. It helps develop patience, impulse control, and focus, making your dog well-behaved at home.

Leash Manners:
Teach your dog proper leash manners—walk calmly by your left side, automatically sit when you stop, and respond to right turns and about-turns for smooth, controlled walks.

Sit-Stay Command:
Teaches your dog to remain seated until released. Builds patience, impulse control, and obedience — essential for good manners at home.

Impulse control
Through impulse control training, dogs learn to pause and wait for the master’s cue—whether it’s to eat their meal or exit the house—building patience, self-control, and strong obedience.

Fancy command
Keep your dog active and motivated with fancy commands. From left and right paw shakes to spins and barking on command, these fun tricks refresh and energize your dog.

Muzzle Command:
Teaching your puppy to calmly wear a muzzle using positive reinforcement for safety and comfort during vet visits or grooming.

Duration: 1 month
Breed-specific: This is only applicable to certain breeds of dogs.
Age requirement: Puppies under 6 months
Vaccination requirement: Must have completed 3 DHPPI shots and 2 Rabies shots by a registered veterinary doctor.

Disclaimer:
Even after completing the one-month Puppy Basic Foundation training, puppies may continue to expect treats, hand signals, or body language guidance for each command. Results may vary depending on the puppy’s age, breed, and individual temperament.