FAQ

Small breed dogs, especially toy breeds, have historically been noted to be more sensitive to the Leptospirosis vaccine, though newer formulations have reduced this risk.

Some breeders are hesitant about the Lepto vaccine due to concerns over potential side effects, though current formulations are much safer than before.

Yes, the Lepto vaccine is strongly recommended for all dogs due to the widespread presence and severity of leptospirosis, a potentially fatal disease.

The lepto vaccine for dogs protects against leptospirosis, a serious bacterial disease that can cause organ failure and is transmissible to humans. It requires an initial series of two doses and annual boosters to maintain immunity.

Dog training classes at PetSmart typically last six weeks, with weekly 45–60 minute sessions; consistent home practice is essential for lasting results.

The 10-10-10 rule for puppy training refers to three key milestones: 10 minutes of training per session, starting at 10 weeks of age, and involving 10 repetitions per command.

Dog training at PetSmart typically takes six weeks for each group class, with sessions held once a week for 45–60 minutes.

The 10 10 10 rule for puppy training is not directly referenced in the provided material, but consistent, short training sessions like 10 minutes, 3 times a day, align with the recommended practice habits.

Dog training classes at PetSmart typically last six weeks, with weekly sessions of 45–60 minutes, though duration may vary based on goals and consistency at home.

The 10-10-10 rule for puppy training stands for 10 minutes of exercise, 10 minutes of mental stimulation, and 10 minutes of bonding or socialization daily.