Puppies are raised on a curriculum centered around each developmental period a puppy goes through to empower them to achieve their fullest physical and mental potential. Puppies start with Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) from days 3-16. ENS has actually been used and studied within the US military dog program, where it is better known as the”Bio Sensor” or “Super Dog” program. This was created in an effort to give their dogs an advantage in development and was successful in providing their dogs with quality lasting effects, including improved cardiovascular performance, stronger heartbeats, stronger adrenal glands, greater tolerance to stress, and greater disease resistance. Then around three weeks old we begin whelping box novelty. We place stable objects in the puppies’ whelping box (their safe space) for them to explore, building their confidence. We begin loud noise exposure at this time too. As puppies get older, their exposure activities get more intense to challenge them and mold them into confident, curious, stable puppies!.