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Starting early shapes the habits that last a lifetime

Training can start much earlier — as soon as the puppy finishes their vaccination period, which is at eight to ten weeks old.

Why you should start training in the early years?

Starting early allows owners to establish good habits immediately upon bringing a puppy home, making it easier for young dogs to develop discipline while becoming family members.


Establishing good habits from the beginning proves far simpler than correcting bad ones later. This approach saves time, money, and stress for both puppies and owners.

Session details

Monday – Thursday


Drop-off: 6:00am – 8:30am

Pickup: 11:00am – 12:00pm


Inch Park, Old Dalkeith Rd,
Edinburgh EH16 4TD

What a training session looks like

The primary goal extends beyond teaching commands like sit or stay. Rather, the focus is helping puppies understand what their handlers want through consistent practice routines.


Daily 30-minute obedience sessions provide both entertainment and necessary exercise, reducing pent-up energy while preventing behavioural stress for the entire household.

What your puppy will learn

✓ Heel on and off leash

✓ Sit and down on command

✓ Stay

✓ Come when called

✓ Socialisation with other dogs and people

✓ How to behave in real-world environments

"Starting early allows owners to establish good habits immediately upon bringing a puppy home."


— K9 Edinburgh approach

Proven expertise to resolve even the most complex challenges

House Breaking

Biting Furniture

House Breaking

Good habits must be actively taught rather than assumed.

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Biting Hands

Biting Furniture

House Breaking

Puppies naturally mouth objects as their primary form of expression.

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Biting Furniture

Biting Furniture

Jumping on People

 Provide appropriate chewing alternatives rather than punishing behaviour.

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Jumping on People

Destructive Behaviour

Jumping on People

 Teach sit-stay as an alternative greeting behaviour.

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Separation Syndrome

Destructive Behaviour

Destructive Behaviour

Destructive behaviours often stem from boredom or excess energy.

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Destructive Behaviour

Destructive Behaviour

Destructive Behaviour

Without proper outlets, energy transforms into destructive behaviours.

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Ready to get started?

Starting early prevents problems. Contact Marco to begin your puppy's training support.

Call 07748097464

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