According to the site's author, DoggyMentor.com is a place to "get the knowledge you need to train your dog quickly and easily".

I have not personally utilized Pet Smart's puppy training and doggie day camp services before.

But, generally speaking, any form of interaction with other dogs and other people will serve a puppy well in terms of helping to socialize your dog.

So this may be just what you have been looking for...

Wouldn't it be great if there were a college degree that could be earned solely focusing on dog training, dog behaviors, and the many ways that we are incorporating dogs into our society these days?

I got this idea from Jon Katz, who in his book Katz on Dogs, writes:

In contemporary America, dog training has grown to be a huge and booming business, with thousands of books, pamphlets and guides for "dummies", instructional videos and DVDs, classes, seminars, camps... I await the first degree-granting canine college any day.

I second that.

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Sometimes the leader of the pack needs to learn a few things himself!