Why Offer a Puppy Party?
We want pets to live a long time
Veterinary hospitals in the
United States
lose up to 15 percent
of their patients per
year due to behavior
problems. People
surrender their pets
because they cannot live
with the unwanted behaviors. Studies
show that only one
out of every three people
who gets a puppy will
still have that dog
at the end of its life.
We
want to stop unnecessary
euthanasia of dogs who
don’t learn basic dog
manners
Pets with behavior problems end up in shelters where
only a
portion are adopted. Statistics
show that seven to ten million
dogs and cats are euthanized
each year in the USA alone.
We
want to help
strengthen
the Pet-Family-Veterinary
Bond
The Human-Animal Bond is very important.
Gentle, proven methods
of preventing and
modifying unwanted
behaviros help
bond the pet and pet
parent to each other and
to your location. The goal
of providing pet
behavior education is
increased happiness
and joy for pet and
pet parent. Offering
pet behavior education
is also one of the best
pet and client retention
programs you can do.
We
want puppies to learn
how to meet and greet
new adult dogs for a
lifetime to avoid
fearfulness and
aggression and so your
dog can enjoy new dog friends
throughout life
Dogs
who don’t learn
canine communication and
social skills as young puppies
(prior to 4 months old
from off leash puppy
play) often fight
or cower when meeting
other dogs later in
life. Unsocialized
canines do not learn how
to read or communicate
"normal canine body
language" so become
awkward and unsure how
to relate to new dogs.