A five week block published as five dates, vaccination certificates sorted before week one, and a class deliberately mixed between a kelpie and a chihuahua.
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Five weeks for puppies between about ten and sixteen weeks, run as one cohort so socialisation actually happens between the same dogs.
A separate course with more space between dogs and a different cap, because two adolescent dogs reacting is not the same problem as two puppies tumbling.
Classes run in a clinic consult room or a store after hours, published for the nights you are actually in that space.
A single Saturday session for owners who did the block six months ago and have a teenager on their hands now.
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The block sits on the timeline as the five dates it actually runs, so the public holiday week is visibly not one of them and an owner can see the whole commitment.
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Name, breed and age are recorded against the dog, so looking at next month you can see six labradors booked and hold a couple of places for the small dogs.
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Owners are contactable from the moment they book and a reminder goes out before the first class. A vet clinic partnership is quoted as a term of blocks.
Less admin, more bookings
There is no repeating rule in the product, and for a block that is a feature. You publish the five nights the cohort runs, an owner sees all of them before they pay, and the week the clinic is closed for a public holiday is visibly not one of them. The block is a thing with a start and an end, exactly as you sell it.
Every owner is contactable from the moment they book, and a reminder goes out ahead of the first class. That is your window to ask for the vaccination certificate and get it before you are standing in a room with an unvaccinated puppy and seven owners waiting to start.
Eight puppies is the number you can run, and which eight matters. Each puppy is recorded with its own name, breed and age against the owner, so when you look at next month you can see you have six labradors booked and hold a couple of places for the small dogs the class needs.
Notes sit against the dog and against the booking, so a puppy who was rushed by a big dog at the park comes to you flagged. It changes where you put their mat and who you pair them with, and it is the sort of thing that gets lost entirely when a class is a list of first names on a clipboard.
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Publish the five nights as five dated sessions with the same places on each and sell them as the block they are. Owners see every date before they commit, and no date appears unless you put it there.
Owners are contactable from the moment they book and a reminder goes out before the first class, so you have a clear window beforehand to ask for the certificate rather than sorting it at the door.
Yes. Each puppy is recorded in its own right with its name, breed and age, attached to the owner and to their bookings, so the dog is a record rather than a word in brackets after a person.
The cap gives you the number and the puppy records give you the mix. Looking at a block before it starts you can see what has been booked and decide whether to hold the last couple of places back.