Savvy Puppy Socials

Specialized Socialization for puppies 8 weeks - 7 months

Biweekly Thursdays at 4:30pm

$50 per puppy

LOCATION: 8502 SE Stark St

What are Savvy Socials?

Savvy Socials are part of our specialized puppy socialization program for young dogs who may benefit from a smaller group size or extra support — including puppies who need more practice sharing space with other dogs than practicing direct physical contact. Class size runs from a minimum of two puppies up to a maximum of four.

Each puppy has their own space in the facility throughout class. They'll have the chance to play with toys, explore different areas, and do pattern games with their guardian — all while other puppies are nearby.

This class focuses on foundational skills of focus, confidence, and safety in spaces shared with other dogs — not on dog-dog physical play. Some puppies may progress from sharing space to sharing common training activities, and eventually to comfortable visual and physical greetings with other dogs. Where there's a good match and a safe opportunity, play interaction will be supported — but it's not the goal or purpose of this class.

Guardians are expected to be present, and sometimes to work with their puppy for the duration of class.

Why Is Puppy Socialization So Important?

A young brain has incredible neuroplasticity, making puppyhood the most advantageous time to help them safely learn about the world around them, and to learn healthy, appropriate ways to react and respond to novel objects and circumstances in their environment. Exposure isn't enough.

A lack of positive socialization during puppyhood is a leading cause of behavior problems for dogs in adult life.

 *Please familiarize yourself with our Health Requirements and Terms & Policies before enrolling.


This Program Is Ideal For:

  • Puppies who have aged out of services with a maximum age of 5 months

  • Puppies who may benefit from learning how to be calm/neutral in social settings

  • Puppies that have been slow to develop social comfort

  • Singleton puppies (raised without littermates)

  • Puppies that were adopted later in their puppyhood

  • Puppies that have had persistent health challenges

  • Puppies that have experienced traumatic injuries or events

  • Puppies that don't thrive in crowded or active play settings

Important

Not all dogs will benefit from this style of training. If our professional assessment determines that your dog would be better served with a different service, we will provide appropriate recommendations.

We do not guarantee dog-to-dog interactions. See more on this above.

✨ Noble Puppy Socialization Video — Included With Purchase ✨

Upon enrollment, you'll be sent a link to sign up for our Noble Woof Learning Library, including a 60-minute Puppy Socialization and Training video packet.

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