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Everything your clinic needs to help puppy clients get off to a great start.
Free Puppy Pamphlets
A good puppy class is one of the best things you can recommend to new puppy owners.
A 6-hour veterinary behavior seminar by Dr. Ian Dunbar, approved for CE credit by AAVSB RACE.
Browse hundreds of free articles on puppy/dog training, behavior, and socialization.
Listen to Dr. Ian Dunbar discuss puppy training, behavior problems, and other doggy topics with Kelly and Jamie Dunbar.
Watch free training demonstrations, tips, and lectures from Dr. Ian Dunbar and the Dunbar Academy team.
✋ Teach Your Puppy to Love Being Handled

Help your clients teach their new pups to love being held and handled at home, so they don't mind being restrained and examined when they come into your clinic.
🚨 Predict and Prevent Dog Bites

Help your clients recognize common dog-bite triggers and prevent fear and defensiveness before they escalate.

If your clients introduce their new pups to lots of new and unfamiliar people, the pups will be much more comfortable around you and your staff, and that will continue into adolescence and adulthood.

The right tools make it much easier and more enjoyable for people to train their puppies, assuming they know what to do with them!
Veterinarians have a unique opportunity to reach puppy owners at exactly the right time. By encouraging safe early socialization and sharing trustworthy training resources during those first puppy visits, you can help prevent predictable behavior and temperament problems before they begin—and help more puppies grow into friendly, confident, happy dogs.
About Dr. Ian Dunbar
Dr. Ian Dunbar is a veterinarian, animal behaviorist, dog trainer, and pioneer of modern puppy training and socialization. He trained as a veterinarian at the Royal Veterinary College in London, conducted animal behavior research at UC Berkeley, and founded SIRIUS Puppy Training and the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. For more than four decades, his work has emphasized the vital role veterinarians can play in promoting puppies’ behavioral as well as physical health.