The Puphaus isn’t your average dog daycare. It’s a full-service hub designed to meet every need whether they’re a bouncing puppy or a rescue with a complicated past.

We use slow integration and distance training, with access to the pack as a reward for calm and focused attention for young dogs showing signs of reactivity

Let’s be honest - dog care isn’t just about feeding and walking. Dogs need mental stimulation, socialization, and training that fits their unique personalities. The Puphaus understands this deeply. Their services go beyond the basics, blending daycare, training, and behaviour support all under one roof.

Let’s face it: dogs are social creatures. They thrive on exercise, and mental stimulation. Now imagine your dog coming home tired, happy, and content.

Plus, training helps prevent unwanted behaviours like chewing, barking, or jumping on guests — all of which can be stressful for you and your neighbours.

Pro tip: Consult your vet about supplements or special diets if your dog has allergies or health issues. And always have fresh water available—hydration is non-negotiable. And the receptacle is important, so use only stainless steel water bowls and wash and rinse often.

But before you sign up, you might be wondering: How much is this going to cost me? Well, buckle up, because I’m here to walk you through the ins and outs of puppy training class prices, breaking down what you can expect to pay and why it’s worth every penny.

We are currently encountering a major issue in the dog behavior training field, which I have termed 'Dog Covid Syndrome' (DCS). But what does this term signify to me? Is your dog experiencing fear? Is your dog scared of people and other animals? What does DCS entail? Allow me to elaborate.