Puppy Training Melbourne

We Make House Calls and Offer Consistent, Reliable Puppy Training in Melbourne

View our in-home puppy training in Melbourne package. Consult with us if you wish to solve the odd behavioural issue to turn your dog into a happy, secure companion. We have more than 30 years of experience and take the time to do it right.

Problems Our In-Home Puppy Training Addresses

Adopting a puppy is a joyous occasion. Teach your new companion how to behave so you can understand each other well and live together in harmony.

Life may not be as you had hoped if your pup experiences socialisation issues, ignores commands, runs rampant or chews up your furniture.
Prevent these concerns by providing your new family member with the training they need. Turn Molly or Max into a well-behaved and lovable pleasure right from the start. Puppies are usually ready to undergo private dog training when they are between 12 and 16 weeks old.
You want to provide your new companion with positive socialisation experiences. Introduce them to many new situations, dogs, other animals, and people early. Develop a well-adjusted, comfortable, confident adult dog that can handle what life has to offer. Puppy training forms a significant part of the process.
Research has shown that a lack of socialisation may lead to behaviour problems. We can expose your canine companion to loud noises, new sights and smells, vehicles, movement, the vet, new environments, going for a walk, and taking a trip in the car at an early stage.

Consider our one-on-one in-home puppy training if you want your dog to be relaxed, friendly, playful, and comfortable under most circumstances.

Contact Elite K-9 Work Dogs today to start your dog on the best journey of its life!

The Importance of Private Dog Training

Yelling or reprimanding may result in an anxious pup. Caregivers who undergo in-home puppy training with their animals tend to punish their dogs less frequently. They verbally correct their pets less often, reward good behaviour, and know-how to redirect unwanted behaviour.

Set up a consultation if you wish to change behaviours such as pulling on the lead, aggression, and separation anxiety.
Dogs do not like being alone. They need companionship. Canines may show symptoms such as whining, barking, chewing, pacing, pooing or peeing in the house and attempting to escape when they get anxious about being alone.
Causes may include personality, poor socialization, or fear of something inside or outside the house. Other reasons may be pain or medical problems, feeling deserted, a routine change, and boredom. We can help to make being alone easier for your dog.

Rather than simply teaching your dog to respond to commands, we focus on providing positive experiences that build character and confidence. Our private dog training offers gradual exposure to situations that may provoke nervousness and uncertainty.

Why You Should Use Elite K-9 Work Dogs Australia

We use positive training methods, teaching your dog to become eager to please. Follow our calm, soothing example to create trust, communication, and a strong bond with your pet and prevent apprehensive behaviour.

I was too scared to walk my over protective, 1 1/2 year old dog in public, he'd have outbursts at most people passing & at over 100lbs it was a dangerous situation. With a WHOLE lot of time & patience, Elite K-9 Work Dogs gave me simple tools and knowledge to be able to read my dog and help him to function in many situations, most importantly to shut down outbursts. He actually has K9 friends that he plays with and LOVES his walks even with joggers & other passers by. He is a much more BALANCED dog today.
Justina Wallace-Whitfield
I received Leo, the Golden Retriever at 6 months of age. He came with no training, and no boundaries. One terrible morning, Leo was dragging me across the park. Dwight saw me struggling and approached me with some advice. Within seconds Leo was sitting at his side calmly. For several months on a weekly basis Dwight patiently and gently put Leo through the paces. Dwight is a very calm and patient man and his connection with K9s is remarkable. He is truly gifted in understanding dogs. I can’t ever thank you enough Dwight for helping me with Leo.
My goal was to be able to take my Rottweiler out with me to public places and know I would have control. Leroy has a thing for birds and other dogs, so it wasn’t always easy. Now he is 115lbs and I can take him anywhere. Dwight taught me calm, patient correction methods that I still use on a daily basis. The result is the freedom to take your dog anywhere worry-free and the strong bond you build with your pet.
Annabeth Maura
We have a GSD, Shadow, who was extremely scared and aggressive towards other people and dogs. After spending hundreds of dollars on other trainers and having no improvement. It amazes me how there was an almost immediate change in Shadow's behaviour once we started training with Dwight. Shadow is now a lot calmer and happier, he is exceptionally obedient. Dwight's style of training is so easy to implement into everyday life. We highly recommend Dwight for any dog problems, big or small!
Meagan Howlett
After searching for a dog trainer for a couple months we were lucky enough to come across the path of Dwight. Dwight, like any other professional with many years of experience, has an innate sense and intuition that is unmatched when it comes to dog training. Dwight's little tricks of the trade and amazing patience was invaluable to making this all happen. Not only is Dwight an accomplished trainer, he also has a great sense of humor and wit. Dwight is simply the BEST.
Brian Griffin