Tel: 07789 870689    SUPERPUPPYCLASSES-London    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt0ns1LGFn4  

Super Puppy Street video - on Facebook Nina Bondarenko and You Tube bondik9 BESPOKE - Our Superpuppy classes feature small class sizes for more individual  attention

SESSIONS - You pay for four sessions not weeks and take them to fit in with your schedule. Cash or Cheque only

SPECIFIC - Puppy owners can request extra special training for example - showring stance and handling, nose work, gundog work etc.

FUN - Learn to play and play to learn

CHILDREN WELCOME

- For new baby puppies - develop your budding genius in a fun and positive environment. Socialisation, Basic skills such as sit, down, shake hands, come when called, rollover, tuck in, teeth cleaning, polite with people manners and Dog-Greeting lessons. Contact Nina Bondarenko - 07789 870 689  Bring a favourite toy and Puppy Piddle Pads. Turn up 10 minutes early to register.

Referrals from all Central London Vet Clinics including Portman Vet, Zasman Vet Clinic, Village Vet Clinic, Kynance Vet Clinic

NEW!   Superpuppy Classes in Islington, Saturdays 10-30 to 12  at 144 Liverpool Road,  London N1 1LA - contact Vanessa on 07760303083

- Every Wednesday at the St Mary's Church Hall, Wyndham Place, Marylebone, between York and Crawford Streets, W1H  from 11 till 12.

- Every Wednesday  from 5 to 6 pm. At the Fleet Community Centre, Fleet Road, NW3 2QL on the corner of Lark Road, Hampstead. Belsize Park Tube and buses past the Royal Free hospital. Children welcome.

- Every Thursday at the Elizabeth Street Vet Clinic, 55 Elizabeth Street, London SW1W near Victoria Station, on the first floor from 1pm till 2pm

Superpuppy Handy Hints -  Fast Food for Fast Learners

1. Never feed from a dog bowl. Measure all the dog’s food out. Put some into Kongs (with honey and a liver treat or two), hide some of it in the patio, or the garden or in the Digging Pit, where you want your puppy to dig and keep the rest in pots near the front door, and around the house or in a treat bag hanging on your waist or belt. Also in your dog’s crate, door closed until you are leaving.
2. When the puppy is near you – say the name “Jilly”, (Use a whistle and blow it after you have said “Jilly” and before you say “come here”). Tell the puppy what you want her to do “Come here” in a singing, higher pitched voice, and give puppy a piece of the dinner kibble. Tell the puppy “what a good puppy – “go play”. Repeat. As the puppy comes towards you, sound very excited, “Yes! Good puppy” so that the puppy realizes that coming towards you is what you want and what will earn some food. As the puppy arrives, really praise, then ask for a sit. Reach for the collar and touch it briefly, give a piece of food, and say “good puppy, go play”. Repeat.