learning to interact safely
whether submissive or playful

Puppy Classes

leave on command

Your puppy learns obedience and good manners with people and other dogs.

When and where?

9.45 am - 10.30 am on Sundays.

Weston on the Green, Oxfordshire.

See our Classes and Venue pages for more information.

drop a toy or a chew
with no fuss or aggression

playtime in class!

Play sessions. Playing with other puppies helps your dog develop confidence and learn canine social etiquette.
Play sessions. Playing with other puppies helps your dog develop confidence and learn canine social etiquette.
Obedience commands including sit, down, stand, recall, giving up a toy, and leave.
Walking on lead; we will show you how to stop your puppy pulling, and we will teach heelwork on or off lead.
Other people! Our classes are family orientated. Your puppy will have the opportunity to learn how to interact with all sorts of people: men, women and – importantly – children.
Good manners. We will show you how to stop your puppy nipping and jump up. We aim for dogs to be safe and gentle with people.
We run the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Scheme. You have the opportunity of teaching your puppy to the Puppy Foundation level.

Please contact us to ask if we have spaces.
If we have given you a place, please complete a Registration Form. You must complete both pages.

finding out about each other without fear,
even when different sizes!

we want your puppies
to love toys ...

... without being
obsessed

trainer demonstrates teaching to
take a titbit without snatching ...

... then class members
practice

each class has 2 trainers
so we can give attention to all

ALL PHOTOS FROM CURRENT GROUP OF PUPPIES

The video shows three short sections of a puppy at a Four Paws class.

Fudge Finger practices her recall – a trainer releases her as her owner calls her.
The recall is used to practice coming away from a quiet, adult dog.
Fudge learns to walk nicely past another puppy.

Fudge Finger graduated to our adult classes. She has passed her Bronze, Silver and Gold Kennel Club Awards. Well done to Pat.

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