Typical range$150 to $350per starter packageTreat every figure as a general estimate. Fees depend on the trainer, the dog and the market.
What early obedience looks like
- Name games that make your voice the best thing in the room.
- Luring a sit and down with a treat in a calm spot.
- First steps on a leash and harness.
- Waiting briefly at doors and crate openings.
- Ending every session while the puppy still wants more.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
How long should a puppy session be?
A few minutes at a time, repeated through the day.
Is it too early to teach sit?
No. Puppies can learn sit in their first weeks at home with short games.
Should I wait until the puppy is older?
Start gently now. Waiting means bad habits may need to be replaced later.
Do puppies need fewer rewards?
No. They need frequent rewards. Fade them as the habit stabilizes.