Puppy Foundation
Pups 8–16 weeks
Early socialisation, toilet training, bite inhibition, name recognition and the first basic cues — the groundwork that makes everything later easier.
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Dog Training in Hosur
Reward-based dog training in Hosur, led by an internationally certified K9 behaviourist. From puppy foundations and everyday obedience to serious behaviour work and our Board & Train programme — all on-site at Kutty Paws.
How we train
Training that actually holds
Good training is not about dominating a dog — it is about communication. Everything we do is reward-based and built around how your dog actually learns, so new habits hold up at home, on walks and around other dogs, long after the course ends.
All training happens at our centre in Hosur with our trainer. We do not run home visits — instead your dog learns in a calm, distraction-managed environment, and we coach you on how to keep the progress going between sessions. Short on time? Our Board & Train programme lets your dog stay with us and work with the behaviourist daily.
What we offer
Training programmes
Basic Obedience
Dogs of any age
Sit, stay, recall, loose-lead walking, settling on cue and polite door manners, so day-to-day life with your dog is calm and predictable.
Book nowBehaviour Correction
One-to-one with the behaviourist
Focused work on pulling, jumping, excessive barking, reactivity on walks, separation anxiety and resource guarding — understanding the why, then changing it.
Book nowBoard & Train
Stay-and-learn programme
Your dog boards with us and trains with the behaviourist every day, coming home with the foundations in place. Handover sessions show you how to keep it going.
Book nowProgrammes are tailored after an assessment of your dog. Call 93609 54842 between 8:30am and 8pm to discuss what suits them.
Meet our trainer
Keyur Parekh
International Certified Advanced K9 Behaviourist
“My job is to make it easy for them, and fun for you.”
Keyur leads every programme at Kutty Paws. An internationally certified Advanced K9 behaviourist, he works with everything from nervous rescues to boisterous puppies, using modern, reward-based methods grounded in how dogs really learn.
His approach is simple: understand why a dog is doing something before trying to change it, and teach the owner as much as the dog. That is why the results last well beyond the final session.
Why us
Why train at Kutty Paws
★★★★★
Four sessions and the pulling stopped. Most of the fixing was ours to do, and Keyur showed us exactly how.
A certified behaviourist, not a hobbyist
Every programme is led by Keyur Parekh, an internationally certified Advanced K9 behaviourist, using modern, science-based methods.
Reward-based, always
No prong collars, no shock collars, no shouting. Your dog changes because the new behaviour pays off, so it lasts.
We train you, too
The twenty-three hours a day you are together matter more than the one with us, so every session sends you home with clear homework.
Everything on one site
Leash work, distraction training around other dogs, recall on open ground and the option to board — all at our Hosur centre.
Ready to train your dog in Hosur?
Give your dog a calm, reward-based learning experience with our internationally certified K9 behaviourist. Book an assessment and we will build a plan that fits your dog.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you offer home training?
No. All training happens at our Hosur centre with our trainer, in a calm, distraction-managed setting. We coach you on how to continue the work at home between sessions.
Who is the trainer?
Keyur Parekh, an internationally certified Advanced K9 behaviourist, leads all training at Kutty Paws.
What is Board & Train?
Your dog stays with us and works with the trainer every day, so they come home with the foundations already in place. We then run handover sessions so you can keep it going.
What training methods do you use?
Reward-based throughout — no prong collars, no shock collars, no shouting. Behaviour changes because the dog wants to repeat it.
What age can training start?
Puppies can begin young with foundation work; obedience and one-to-one behaviour work suit adult dogs too. It is rarely too late to start.
What can training help with?
Puppy socialisation, house rules, leash walking, recall and obedience, plus pulling, jumping, barking, reactivity and resource guarding.