Pennie Clayton | Parenting a Puppy

Many people decide to get a puppy once they have lost an older dog which they may have lived with for years, so it often comes as a bit of a shock when a new puppy arrives in their home that bringing a puppy into a home can be so exhausting and demanding. It is often forgotten after those 10-15 years just how exhausting and demanding a puppy can be.

A lot has changed over the last 10 years, we have more information on how puppies develop both mentally and physically so this often leaves new puppy guardians at a loss as to exactly what is needed and social media is always ready to provide answers and absolutes and a lot of this does not provide good positive information as to how to provide the right things for a puppy to develop into a happy healthy adult.

This webinar will look at

• How to manage expectations
• Socialisation and building social skills
• “Puppy blues”
• Helping a puppy to explore their new world
• Helping a puppy to grow into a happy, healthy adult

Biography: ​​​​​​​ Pennie Clayton started out as a horse trainer and then after studying canine behaviour and training she added these elements into her business. She is also a Bowen therapist/ equine and canine bodyworker and treats horses, humans and dogs. She lives with sighthounds and lurchers and is both a trustee and patron for Project Galgo. 

Pennie’s passion is helping dog owners with their newly rescued dogs and holds regular puppy courses and social walks.Pennie has also recently written and published a book called A Dog For All Seasons which can be purchased on Amazon. Contactpennie@horseandhoundschool.co.uk 07910 7120961 or visit the website www.horseandhoundschool.co.uk