Puppy Care with Downtown Dog Lounge
Our Puppy Private Enrichment Features
Safe Spots for Tiny Paws
Ready for the Big Park?
Booking Your Puppy Private Enrichment
In-Home Dog Training Sessions
Our in-home sessions are recommended for dogs that need help with issues stemming from or seen in a home setting. Training focuses on issues such as: Leash reactivity, barking, resource guarding, crate training, separation anxiety, etc.
Each session includes a 1-hour meeting with a trainer followed up with a customized training plan to help you meet your training goals.
These training sessions are offered at your home and are individually scheduled according to availability. Late cancellation will result in a fee of $50. This fee applies to no-show or appointments not cancelled at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled session.
Training Services
Activities & Wellness
Pricing Options
- A day of enrichment activities, including playtime, bark breaks, and one-on-one attention to ensure your puppy's development and socialization with people, sounds, smells,etc.
Exclusively at South Lake Union
Exclusively at South Lake Union
How to Get Started
Ready for Your Pup to Socialize, Play & Grow?
FAQs
Your puppy can start the Puppy Private Enrichment program at 8 weeks (2 months).
Yes, puppies need to have their first booster for DHPP before joining. They don't need the latest Rabies or DHLPP booster if they're participating in human exposure training. However, for puppy or park exposure, all vaccines are necessary.
Puppies enrolled in our Puppy Privates can remain intact, as they are often too young for the spaying or neutering procedure. However, once a dog reaches 8 months of age, regardless of gender, they must be spayed or neutered to use any of our services, including grooming and training. By the age of 4-6 months, they should ideally graduate from Puppy Privates and transition to our park services.
You can easily book a reservation by emailing slu@downtowndoglounge.com or calling our SLU location at 206-492-7431. Remember, spots are limited, so booking in advance is essential.
A Bark Break is a 5-minute walk into the courtyard in front of the SLU campus. It's a chance for your puppy to go potty and practice basic leash manners with our trained staff.
Early socialization with humans and other dogs reduces the risk of fear-based reactivity or aggression in new situations. It helps diminish separation anxiety over time, ensures successful trips to various places, and teaches them how to play appropriately.
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