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Saturday 14th November – Puppy Natter

Posted on November 5, 2026
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Join us for our June Puppy Natter session, an informal and supportive monthly get-together designed especially for new puppy caregivers.

Hosted by Jeanette from The Family Dog Club Ltd, these sessions are a wonderful opportunity to ask questions, receive expert guidance and help your puppy experience new sights, sounds and environments in a positive and valuable way.

Early socialisation plays an important role in puppies developing into confident, well-rounded adult dogs. Puppy Natter offers a relaxed space for puppies to explore while caregivers connect, learn and build confidence together.

About Jeanette

Jeanette Muldoon is an experienced dog trainer and behaviourist with over 15 years of experience working with dogs and their caregivers. As an IMDT and IMDTB-accredited behaviourist, Jeanette is passionate about reward-based training and helping people better understand their dogs through kind, practical and supportive guidance.

Whether you’re navigating puppy biting, toilet training, confidence building or simply looking for reassurance, Jeanette is on hand to help.

🗓 Saturday 14th November 2026
⏰10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
📍Healthy Pet Store, SO40 3HX
Held in our Quiet Space room or yard, depending on the number of attendees and the weather forecast.

2 reply

Hayley Leggsays:

Hi Jeanette, Hayley Legg here. Can we attend with our 9 week old puppy? Or not without his 2nd jabs. The 14 of November session

Dalilasays:

Hi Hayley, thank you for reaching out!

All puppies up to 16 weeks old are welcome to join Puppy Natter.

Puppies who haven’t completed their vaccinations are also welcome, although we suggest keeping them on your lap and bringing a blanket to help keep them warm and comfortable, especially if the session is held outside.

Even if your puppy isn’t quite ready to interact with the others, Puppy Natter can still be a valuable experience. Simply observing other puppies and people can help introduce them to new sights, sounds, smells and social cues.

Jeanette also shares plenty of helpful advice on the different stages of puppy development, socialisation and best practices.
Hope to see you there.

Dalila

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