Yes, we are fully insured.

Our puppy schools are run across multiple different venues to ensure that you have a convenient place location to attend during the puppy program. We currently offer: Paddington, Marrickville, Neutral Bay, Zetland and Alexandria.

The Toe Beans Co offers the following services: puppy school & programs, adolescent dog training, adult dog training, adult dog behaviourism, pet sitting, dog walking and doggy daycare services.

Our services are offered all across Sydney. We have clients in the:

• Inner City / City Centre
• Eastern Suburbs
• Inner West
• Lower North Shore
• Upper North Shore
• Northern Beaches
• Hills District
• Western Sydney
• South Sydney / St George

ABSOLUTELY NOT. If you want a method like that I suggest you call the 1980's, go back there and never get a dog. We teach the dog calming code, a method based on positive action that reinforces your role as the leader in your dog's eyes.

The puppy school is 4 consecutive weeks and sessions last up to 1 hour. You will be in a class with up to 10 puppies which gives a good balance between socialisation and session control. The puppy school covers 4 main areas: dog behaviourism, command training (sit, stay, down, walk, recall), socialisation and finally owner education. Your puppy must be between 12 - 16 weeks to attend the course. For bigger breeds your dog must be between 12 - 13 weeks.

Week 1

• Behaviourism: Introduction to Code
• Command Training: Sit, Down, Stay and Structured Walking
• Common Puppy Issues: Toileting, Barking and Chewing
• Socialisation: Puppy Introductions
• Adult Problem Behaviours: Barking For Attention
• Q&A and Introduction Photo

Week 2

• Behaviourism: Rule 1 and 2
• Command Training: Down, Stay and Walking, Early Recall
• Common Puppy Issues: Mouthing and Biting
• Socialisation: Socialisation and Play Time
• Adult Problem Behaviours: Jumping Up, Barking For Attention
• Q&A

Week 3

• Behaviourism: Rule 3 and 4
• Command Training: Stay, Recall and More Walking
• Common Puppy Issues: Stealing and Crying When Left
• Socialisation: (continued from previous weeks)
• Adult Problem Behaviours: Separation Anxiety
• Q&A

Week 4

• Behaviourism: Rule 5: The Walk
• Command Training: Recall and Loose Leash Walking
• Common Puppy Issues: Digging and Recall
• Socialisation: Managing Playtime in the Park
• Adult Problem Behaviours: Poor Recall, Leash Pulling
• Q&A and  Final Graduation Photos

No. Whether you have: a Chihuahua or a Mastiff, an unhinged lunatic of a Spaniel or a goofball of a Rottie. Big, small, angry, lazy, cute, ugly, cuddly or just straight up weird, we love them all.

Many dogs are stereotyped against because some idiot decided to treat them badly and make them into something they are not.

I have worked with Groodles that were dangerous to the point I couldn't enter the room and a 90kg Rottweiler who had to have his cuddly "Lilo and Stitch" toy whenever we went for a walk.

Our community exists to help improve owner education across the world. We believe that the better owners can be educated, the more likely they are to have the relationship with their pet they have always dreamed of. Additionally, Pat Miller once said that 98% of dog's given into rescues /shelters/abandoned had received zero behavioural training. We hope that, if you are considering this, these guides might give you the information you need to stop that.

We have covered a range of issues including:

• Leash and walking issues - pulling, reactivity, and aggression during walks
• Jumping up on people - inappropriate greeting behaviour and attention-seeking
• Excessive barking - at doors, for attention, when left alone, in cars, and around property
• Aggression problems - toward people, other animals, or objects
• Separation anxiety - destructive behaviour and distress when left alone
• Biting, nipping, and destructive chewing - especially common in puppies
• Recall issues - not coming when called or running away
• Potty training problems - house-breaking difficulties
• Fearfulness and anxiety - phobias, scared behaviour, and hyperactivity
• Puppy behavioural issues - general new puppy adjustment problems
• Inappropriate elimination - including eating faeces
• Furniture and boundary issues - jumping on furniture, accessing restricted areas
• Multi-dog household problems - dogs not getting along with each other
• Muzzle training - teaching dogs to accept and wear muzzles properly

Our puppy program includes the following:

• 2 x 1:1 home training sessions (2 - 2.5 hours each) covering behavioural rules and specific areas of focus. We can do these sessions in your home or in the park/other areas where you struggle.
• Access Our Complete Puppy Program: Our full program contains 28 modules to give you the confidence that you can solve any problem with your puppy. From toileting issues, to breed specific challenges and week by week routines
• Access Our Behavioural And Breed Specific Courses: We identify the most common issues with breeds and how to solve them as well as 20+ other behavioural issues
• Lifetime Calming Code Access (Though Online Dog Trainer): Receive lifetime access to the Dog Calming Code as soon as you sign up for the course
• Phone, Chat and Group Chat Support Through The Community: All our programs comes with ongoing support through our online community. You can also get one-to-one phone and text support on some of our advanced programs
• Additional Support: Workshops: We offer additional support through access to our Video Tutorial Platform which includes 4 Puppy Specific Courses and tutorials on solving 10 specific behavioural challenges
• Additional Video Support: For owners looking for more support we have a unique discount code to the Online Dog Trainer. We off over 300+ videos including 4 Puppy Specific Courses and tutorials on solving 10 specific behavioural challenges
• During sessions, if required, we will also provide equipment such as front pull harnesses and long lines