One to one
A puppy, all to yourself.
Not a room and a crowd. One person and one puppy, about fifteen minutes — once, or in the calendar every week.
What a Session is
One person with one puppy — sometimes two people, if they came together. About fifteen minutes, though that is a guide and not a rule. Some people are done in five. Some need longer, and get it.
It is the quiet half of what we do. A Pop-Up is one litter and a group of people in a room together, which is loud and busy and exactly right for what it is. A Session is the opposite of a crowd.
Once, or every week
Sessions also run as a standing appointment rather than a one-off — the same slot in the calendar, the same puppies, on whatever rhythm suits your people. That is the version we would rather sell. A single good afternoon is a memory; something in the diary every week is a benefit.
How often a series runs, how long one lasts, and what it takes: Douglas to supply
Where Sessions run
On their own, or through the day inside a Puppy Lounge — a Pop-Up for a few hours, then Sessions running around it while the rest of the day gets on with itself.
A one-off Session needs no timetable and we do not impose one. A standing appointment is a timetable by definition. Either way the schedule is yours, not something our system decides for you.
Who it suits
Which teams and settings Sessions are designed for, and how many run in a typical day
Every Session is quoted with the day around it. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll scope it.