Puppy Training

Many people will bring home a new puppy from the shelter or breeder thinking that it is a bliss. They think that they have a tiny bundle of joy that looks like a cuddly little jellybean. But life rarely stays in a phase of unhindered bliss. While you may love your puppy more than anything, you may run into problems, get frustrated, overwhelmed, and begin to question yourself. Every day people are struggling with not knowing what to do with their dogs. This could be because of common behavior problems such as aggression or hyperactivity, it might be due to an unwillingness to comply with important commands, or it might be that the dog's caretaker doesn't know where to begin with training.

It is no wonder that so many people are at a loss. For decades, misinformation and false theories have spread about dog training. Some of these training methods are so harmful that they have prompted aggressive tendencies in dogs. This isn't anyone's fault, as the dog's owners were only following ill-gotten advice in the hopes of helping their dog. But, it isn't the dog's fault either, as they are scared and vulnerable-they feel like they have no option but to act out in order to protect themselves.

Thankfully, you can avoid this sad outcome that has come to many people. Due to researchers who have dedicated their careers to dogs, we now understand what training methods cause harm and which are successful in helping both humans and canine alike. Wolves are families that care for and help one another. In the same way, you and your domestic dog can help each other in your day to day lives, constantly growing closer with a tighter bond.

What You'll Find in this Book:

• The importance of training your new puppy.
• A positive training approach.
• A training method that tightens your bond while decreasing aggression.
• How training can decrease common problem behaviors.
• Step-by-step details to proof your training for greater success.
• How to pick the best training rewards.
• Simple commands, such as 'down,' 'stand,' and 'watch me.'
• Intermediate commands, including 'back up,' 'gentle,' and 'quiet.'
• Difficult commands, such as 'come,' 'leave it,' and 'wait.'
• And much much more...

Whether you live alone with your dog or in a bustling and busy home full of family or friends, you can use the methods in this book to train your dog for greater success. Even if you only have ten minutes a day to put into training, you can gradually work your way to having a well-trained dog. With consistent effort, your dog will feel secure in knowing that you are caring fo...