For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

Does your dog growl, snap, or lunge at other dogs while on leash? Are you a 'night walker,' only going out at night because your dog cannot easily handle walking near others?

If so, you probably already know how challenging it can be to work on training - in order to build tolerance towards other dogs, you need to be around them, and this can make the problem worse. That's why the Leash Reactivity course is so great! You can practice being around other dogs, in a very controlled environment, where all the participants are in the same situation.

By the end of the 6-week course, many of the dogs can pass others and are much lower on the reactivity scale.

The course includes:

• Core training skills. The course teach core training skills such as loose leash walking, listening the first time, focusing on you, and more.
• Leash reactivity strategies. In-depth strategies for navigating potentially challenging situations when approaching another dog or other triggers.
• Large barriers. We use large barriers during class, to keep the dogs hidden from each other until they are brought out for various exercises, usually no more than one or two at a time in the beginning. These barriers help your dog become desensitized towards others, see each other from a distance, and learn to build trust.
• Class discussion.
• Why your dog may be reactive
• How and why dogs learn
• How many people uninentionally create unwanted behaviors in their dog
• How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
• Corrective techniques that work
• Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
• And much more
• Access to TrainTrack™
• Videos of the exercises taught in class
• Written descriptions of the the exercises taught in class
• The homework for each session
• Ability to log your exercises and keep track of what you need to work on next
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as sucessful as possible, you will receive:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

The room is spacious, the class size is small, and the trainer is highly experienced in helping dogs with reactivity issues.

Please note that this class is for dogs who are reactive towards other dogs, but not towards humans. If your dog has issues with humans, you should call us for private lessons.

Please also note that if your dog is simply excited when seeing other dogs, but not acting aggressively, this is probably not the right class for you. You might want one of our Manners classes or private lessons.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

If you have taken our Puppy or Adult Manners course, this is the perfect next step in order to help your dog reach his potential.

Now that your dog knows the basics, it's time to make all of the exercises much more challenging. We add the three D's (distance, duration and distractions) plus introduce some new commands in order to help your dog build and keep his focus. The goal continues to be for your dog to do what you say the first time, without repeating yourself.

By the end of the course, your dog should be able to excel at many foundational behaviors, even under highly challenging circumstances.

The course includes:

• Training Skills, including:
• Walk next to you politely (even without a leash), including through a crowd of people and past noisy distractions
• Stay for a long period of time, even from a distance, with your back turned, as you walk away
• Go to a place, such as a mat or crate. This is ideal for times such as when you have a guest come to your home
• Automatically go to your side when coming to you
• Leave things alone unless given permission (even really tempting things, like a pile of treats)
• Spin around in front of you
• Go into a sit and down from a long distance
• Initial steps towards preparation for the optional Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and certification
• Access to TrainTrack™
• Videos of the exercises taught in class. This helps you remember all of the tips once you get home.
• Written descriptions of the the exercises taught in class
• The homework for each session
• Ability to log your exercises and keep track of what you need to work on next

Don't just stop at one Manners course and think you're finished - take the next step and enroll in Intermediate Manners so your dog can continue to improve and learn crucial lifelong skills.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

Our Adult Manners dog training course teaches fundamental skills, listening, and self-control across a number of different behaviors. This is important because as your dog gets older, its desire to listen decreases, making daily interaction such as walks more challenging.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Focusing on you
  • Coming directly to you
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people
  • Leaving items alone
  • Dropping an item
  • And more
  
  
• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your dog can accomplish in only six weeks!

Our Puppy Manners training class is very important for ensuring that your puppy develops crucial skills, listening, and self-control. You will thank yourself later, because when a puppy develops a strong foundation, it can make all the difference in your relationship for many years to come.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Staying focused on you instead of all of life's distractions
  • Coming directly to you, such as at the dog park
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people or other dogs
  • Leaving items alone, such as food on the sidewalk
  • Dropping an item, such as another dog's toy
  • Handling feet and ears
  • And more
  
  
• Off-leash socialization.  Each class also includes play time, where the puppies get to run and play with the others off leash. This is important for building their socialization and confidence. The trainer will give you advice about what to allow and watch for during play, and how to correct your puppy's behavior in an effective manner. If you do not feel comfortable with off-leash play, it is fine to temporarily wait outside the room during this time.


• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your puppy can accomplish in only six weeks!

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

Our Puppy Manners training class is very important for ensuring that your puppy develops crucial skills, listening, and self-control. You will thank yourself later, because when a puppy develops a strong foundation, it can make all the difference in your relationship for many years to come.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Staying focused on you instead of all of life's distractions
  • Coming directly to you, such as at the dog park
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people or other dogs
  • Leaving items alone, such as food on the sidewalk
  • Dropping an item, such as another dog's toy
  • Handling feet and ears
  • And more
  
  
• Off-leash socialization.  Each class also includes play time, where the puppies get to run and play with the others off leash. This is important for building their socialization and confidence. The trainer will give you advice about what to allow and watch for during play, and how to correct your puppy's behavior in an effective manner. If you do not feel comfortable with off-leash play, it is fine to temporarily wait outside the room during this time.


• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your puppy can accomplish in only six weeks!

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

Does your dog growl, snap, or lunge at other dogs while on leash? Are you a 'night walker,' only going out at night because your dog cannot easily handle walking near others?

If so, you probably already know how challenging it can be to work on training - in order to build tolerance towards other dogs, you need to be around them, and this can make the problem worse. That's why the Leash Reactivity course is so great! You can practice being around other dogs, in a very controlled environment, where all the participants are in the same situation.

By the end of the 6-week course, many of the dogs can pass others and are much lower on the reactivity scale.

The course includes:

• Core training skills. The course teach core training skills such as loose leash walking, listening the first time, focusing on you, and more.
• Leash reactivity strategies. In-depth strategies for navigating potentially challenging situations when approaching another dog or other triggers.
• Large barriers. We use large barriers during class, to keep the dogs hidden from each other until they are brought out for various exercises, usually no more than one or two at a time in the beginning. These barriers help your dog become desensitized towards others, see each other from a distance, and learn to build trust.
• Class discussion.
• Why your dog may be reactive
• How and why dogs learn
• How many people uninentionally create unwanted behaviors in their dog
• How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
• Corrective techniques that work
• Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
• And much more
• Access to TrainTrack™
• Videos of the exercises taught in class
• Written descriptions of the the exercises taught in class
• The homework for each session
• Ability to log your exercises and keep track of what you need to work on next
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as sucessful as possible, you will receive:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

The room is spacious, the class size is small, and the trainer is highly experienced in helping dogs with reactivity issues.

Please note that this class is for dogs who are reactive towards other dogs, but not towards humans. If your dog has issues with humans, you should call us for private lessons.

Please also note that if your dog is simply excited when seeing other dogs, but not acting aggressively, this is probably not the right class for you. You might want one of our Manners classes or private lessons.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

Our Puppy Manners training class is very important for ensuring that your puppy develops crucial skills, listening, and self-control. You will thank yourself later, because when a puppy develops a strong foundation, it can make all the difference in your relationship for many years to come.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Staying focused on you instead of all of life's distractions
  • Coming directly to you, such as at the dog park
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people or other dogs
  • Leaving items alone, such as food on the sidewalk
  • Dropping an item, such as another dog's toy
  • Handling feet and ears
  • And more
  
  
• Off-leash socialization.  Each class also includes play time, where the puppies get to run and play with the others off leash. This is important for building their socialization and confidence. The trainer will give you advice about what to allow and watch for during play, and how to correct your puppy's behavior in an effective manner. If you do not feel comfortable with off-leash play, it is fine to temporarily wait outside the room during this time.


• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your puppy can accomplish in only six weeks!

Our Adult Manners dog training course teaches fundamental skills, listening, and self-control across a number of different behaviors. This is important because as your dog gets older, its desire to listen decreases, making daily interaction such as walks more challenging.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Focusing on you
  • Coming directly to you
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people
  • Leaving items alone
  • Dropping an item
  • And more
  
  
• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your dog can accomplish in only six weeks!

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

Our Puppy Manners training class is very important for ensuring that your puppy develops crucial skills, listening, and self-control. You will thank yourself later, because when a puppy develops a strong foundation, it can make all the difference in your relationship for many years to come.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Staying focused on you instead of all of life's distractions
  • Coming directly to you, such as at the dog park
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people or other dogs
  • Leaving items alone, such as food on the sidewalk
  • Dropping an item, such as another dog's toy
  • Handling feet and ears
  • And more
  
  
• Off-leash socialization.  Each class also includes play time, where the puppies get to run and play with the others off leash. This is important for building their socialization and confidence. The trainer will give you advice about what to allow and watch for during play, and how to correct your puppy's behavior in an effective manner. If you do not feel comfortable with off-leash play, it is fine to temporarily wait outside the room during this time.


• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your puppy can accomplish in only six weeks!

Our Adult Manners dog training course teaches fundamental skills, listening, and self-control across a number of different behaviors. This is important because as your dog gets older, its desire to listen decreases, making daily interaction such as walks more challenging.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Focusing on you
  • Coming directly to you
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people
  • Leaving items alone
  • Dropping an item
  • And more
  
  
• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your dog can accomplish in only six weeks!

Our Puppy Manners training class is very important for ensuring that your puppy develops crucial skills, listening, and self-control. You will thank yourself later, because when a puppy develops a strong foundation, it can make all the difference in your relationship for many years to come.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Staying focused on you instead of all of life's distractions
  • Coming directly to you, such as at the dog park
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people or other dogs
  • Leaving items alone, such as food on the sidewalk
  • Dropping an item, such as another dog's toy
  • Handling feet and ears
  • And more
  
  
• Off-leash socialization.  Each class also includes play time, where the puppies get to run and play with the others off leash. This is important for building their socialization and confidence. The trainer will give you advice about what to allow and watch for during play, and how to correct your puppy's behavior in an effective manner. If you do not feel comfortable with off-leash play, it is fine to temporarily wait outside the room during this time.


• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible:
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your puppy can accomplish in only six weeks!

Our Adult Manners dog training course teaches fundamental skills, listening, and self-control across a number of different behaviors. This is important because as your dog gets older, its desire to listen decreases, making daily interaction such as walks more challenging.

The course includes:

• Training skills.  The course teaches skills such as
  
  
  • Walking without pulling
  • Focusing on you
  • Coming directly to you
  • Waiting patiently before a command is given
  • Not jumping on people
  • Leaving items alone
  • Dropping an item
  • And more
  
  
• Class discussion. A full discussion of important training topics such as:
  
  
  • How and why dogs learn
  • The importance and use of positive reinforcement
  • Each component of the reward process
  • Games and exercises you can start to work on with your dog
  • How to successfully use your voice, posture, body language, and more
  • Training equipment and rewards that we recommend
  • And more
• Equipment. To help ensure you are as successful as possible
• Treat pouch
• Optional clicker

You will be amazed at what your dog can accomplish in only six weeks!

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

If you have taken our Puppy or Adult Manners course, this is the perfect next step in order to help your dog reach his potential.

Now that your dog knows the basics, it's time to make all of the exercises much more challenging. We add the three D's (distance, duration and distractions) plus introduce some new commands in order to help your dog build and keep his focus. The goal continues to be for your dog to do what you say the first time, without repeating yourself.

By the end of the course, your dog should be able to excel at many foundational behaviors, even under highly challenging circumstances.

The course includes:

• Training Skills, including:
• Walk next to you politely (even without a leash), including through a crowd of people and past noisy distractions
• Stay for a long period of time, even from a distance, with your back turned, as you walk away
• Go to a place, such as a mat or crate. This is ideal for times such as when you have a guest come to your home
• Automatically go to your side when coming to you
• Leave things alone unless given permission (even really tempting things, like a pile of treats)
• Spin around in front of you
• Go into a sit and down from a long distance
• Initial steps towards preparation for the optional Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and certification
• Access to TrainTrack™
• Videos of the exercises taught in class. This helps you remember all of the tips once you get home.
• Written descriptions of the the exercises taught in class
• The homework for each session
• Ability to log your exercises and keep track of what you need to work on next

Don't just stop at one Manners course and think you're finished - take the next step and enroll in Intermediate Manners so your dog can continue to improve and learn crucial lifelong skills.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

If you have taken our Puppy or Adult Manners course, this is the perfect next step in order to help your dog reach his potential.

Now that your dog knows the basics, it's time to make all of the exercises much more challenging. We add the three D's (distance, duration and distractions) plus introduce some new commands in order to help your dog build and keep his focus. The goal continues to be for your dog to do what you say the first time, without repeating yourself.

By the end of the course, your dog should be able to excel at many foundational behaviors, even under highly challenging circumstances.

The course includes:

• Training Skills, including:
• Walk next to you politely (even without a leash), including through a crowd of people and past noisy distractions
• Stay for a long period of time, even from a distance, with your back turned, as you walk away
• Go to a place, such as a mat or crate. This is ideal for times such as when you have a guest come to your home
• Automatically go to your side when coming to you
• Leave things alone unless given permission (even really tempting things, like a pile of treats)
• Spin around in front of you
• Go into a sit and down from a long distance
• Initial steps towards preparation for the optional Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and certification
• Access to TrainTrack™
• Videos of the exercises taught in class. This helps you remember all of the tips once you get home.
• Written descriptions of the the exercises taught in class
• The homework for each session
• Ability to log your exercises and keep track of what you need to work on next

Don't just stop at one Manners course and think you're finished - take the next step and enroll in Intermediate Manners so your dog can continue to improve and learn crucial lifelong skills.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For puppies who are on the shy side, still trying to get comfortable with playing with others. They must be between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and 35 pounds or less.

For puppies who are 15 pounds and under, who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old, and whose play style is not overbearing with the other puppies.

For playful puppies who are between 15 and 35 pounds, and who are between 10 weeks and 5.5 months old. The puppies in this social should be comfortable playing with others, even those who may be larger.