Puppy Visits
They’re still a baby, and being home alone can feel like a big thing.
Leaving for work is hard when your puppy is still learning that being alone is okay. Our Pet Nannies break up their day helping them feel safe while building confidence and good habits at their own pace.
We offer in-home puppy care across Sydney’s Hills District and North West, including Kings Langley, Marsden Park, Norwest and Glenwood, so you have someone supporting you through those early puppy days.
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The early months
Those early months play a huge role in the dog your puppy grows into
Our Puppy Visits goes beyond feeding and toilet breaks, incorporating age-appropriate enrichment, basic manners, impulse control, confidence-building and reinforcement of the cues you are already teaching at home. We help with socialisation and safe exposure to new environments and experiences.
We work alongside your puppy’s existing routine to reinforce good habits, build confidence and help them develop into a well-rounded dog, while giving them the physical and mental stimulation they need during the day.
What a puppy visit gives them
- Toilet breaks, feeding, play and cuddles on your puppy’s usual schedule
- Age-appropriate enrichment that suits a growing body and a busy brain
- Basic manners and impulse control, practised in your own home
- Confidence-building and reinforcement of the cues you are already teaching
- Socialisation and safe exposure to new environments and experiences
- A health check, photos and a personalised visit diary after every visit
Teddy’s Transformation Story
When Teddy’s parents returned to work, they knew their young puppy needed care and company to break up his time alone.
Regular Puppy Visits provided toilet breaks, lunch, play and enrichment, while reinforcing the basic manners his parents were working on. Teddy also had opportunities to build confidence, practise being calm and learn to settle.
His visits were set and forget, with updates keeping his parents involved in his day and progress. They could ask questions, share observations and keep working together on the same habits.
Teddy had company, a consistent routine and support to grow, while his parents could focus on work knowing he was cared for.
Imagine this:
You’re at work when photos arrive of your puppy playing with their new best friend. They’ve had lunch, a toilet break and company to break up their time alone.
You feel relief knowing your little baby has someone to keep them company until you get home.
