Yes. The system prompt is built around the 16-week deadline without scaremongering. New puppy owners hear that the critical socialization window closes around 16 weeks, that structured exposure during that window shapes the rest of the dog's life, and that the practice's next class starts on a specific date. The urgency is real and well-supported in veterinary behavior literature (AVSAB position statement on puppy socialization), and the bot frames it that way rather than as a sales push.

Yes. Puppy class typically requires age 8 to 18 weeks, first round of DHPP completed, and at least 7 days past the second round of vaccines. The bot asks for the puppy's age and vaccine status, confirms eligibility, and books the enrollment. Ineligible puppies (under 8 weeks, missing vaccines) get clear next steps rather than a booking that gets declined at the door. The age range and vaccine requirements live in custom fields and update across every conversation when changed.

Yes, grounded in your published guides. Puppy biting peaks between 8 and 14 weeks and usually fades by 5 to 6 months with consistent redirection (yelp and disengage, redirect to an appropriate chew toy, manage with calm time when overtired). The bot quotes the same answer every time because it pulls from your blog post on the topic. Owners hear consistent advice between the class, the email, and the chatbot, rather than three different recommendations from three sources.

Yes. The rule of thumb for puppies is age in months plus one equals hours between potty breaks, with younger puppies (under 12 weeks) often needing more frequent breaks including overnight. A 10-week-old typically needs a break every 3 to 4 hours including overnight. The bot describes the schedule grounded in your published guide on potty training. It does not promise overnight success because individual puppies vary, and consistent setup over 4 to 8 weeks is the realistic expectation.

Yes. The bot pulls trainer bios, credentials (CPDT-KA, KPA-CTP, Karen Pryor Academy), and methodology (positive reinforcement, force-free) from your team and methodology pages. Owners asking 'are you positive reinforcement only' get the right answer with the supporting context. Owners asking about specific tools (clicker training, treat-based reinforcement, lure-reward, capturing) get the description that matches your practice.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter, and the model bills you directly. A solo puppy-training practice typically sees 5 to 15 USD per month in actual API usage on GPT-4o-mini, which handles enrollment and the daily puppy questions well. There is no per-message markup from SleekAI.

Yes. The standard puppy socialization checklist (different people, different surfaces, different sounds, gentle handling, novel environments, friendly vaccinated dogs, car rides, vet visits, grooming experiences) lives on your published guide. The bot can walk owners through the checklist, recommend a pace (a few new items per week), and suggest specific exposures appropriate for the puppy's age. It does not recommend dog parks for under-vaccinated puppies, because that is a real safety risk.

Yes, through the JS API. SleekAI hands enrollment data (puppy name, breed, age, vaccine status, owner contact) to your booking tool. Common setups include Acuity, Calendly, or a custom WooCommerce setup. The bot can also push the puppy's profile to your CRM if you run separate intake. For shops on WordPress-native booking, the integration is straightforward.