Dan OBrian - Dog Training: The Complete Dog Training Guide For A Happy, Obedient, Well Trained Dog

Dog Training

The Complete Dog Training Guide For A Happy, Obedient, Well Trained Dog

Introduction

I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, Dog Training: The complete dog training guide for a happy, obedient, well trained dog .

This book has comprehensive information on how to train your dog.

Having a dog can be one of the greatest things that anyone can ever have. There is a reason why many say that a dog is mans best friend. But just because you got a dog does not automatically mean that you will be the best of friends and have the best of a dog-owner relationship. In fact, if you dont do something to mold your dog the way you want it to be, having a dog can be one of the most frustrating and annoying things you could ever have.

For instance, if you dont train the dog, it might be the kind that never gets off the couch, the kind that poops or pees anywhere and everywhere, the kind that jumps on guests, the kind that cries immediately you put it in the crate, or the kind that you simply cannot fathom going to different places like shopping with. Well, I wouldnt consider that a friend.

Many frustrated dog owners started with the best of intentions hoping that they would have the cute little dog that would accompany them wherever they go without causing ugly scenes like barking at strangers or threatening other dogs. If you have a dog that has some of the annoying habits that you wish it could change so that you can live the life that youve always wanted with your dog, then you need to train the dog to mold its behavior.

There is nothing special about those German shepherds that you see performing some drills that you never thought a dog would do. It all depends on how you train the dog. If you want to transform your dog with proper training, this book will help you to do just that. It will teach you everything you need to do to transform your unruly dog to one that you always adore thanks to its ability to do anything that you want.

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

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Just as there are many dog breeds, dog training is just as varied. Unfortunately, many people think that dog training is something done to a dog to make it execute some artificial command. Dog training has much to do with training your dog to be obedient: to obey everything and anything that comes close to him.

Dog training covers a wide range of lessons, which include training your dog new tricks, family manners and many dog skills. Contrary to popular belief, every dog can be trained to a professional level. People assume that training sniffing dogs, service dogs meant for handicapped owners, rescue and search dogs, hunting, carting and sled dogs is a reserve of professional dog trainers. That is not so. In fact, the most highly trained dogs you know are simply carrying out their obedience training to the highest degree. They are trained to behave according to a set of commands that boost their value as helpers to their owner. After training your dog, it will be much more of a pet other than just a wild card. So how do you get started?

Chapter 1: Where to Start After Deciding You Want a Dog

O wning a happy, obedient , and well-trained dog is an amazing experience. However, training a dog takes a lot of work and getting started is never easy especially if you have never owned a dog before. Training a dog or puppy takes a ton of work and preparation and with a few unplanned for surprises along the way.

While this may be so, it helps to have some guidance so you can know where to begin when you have made the life changing decision to own a dog. Once you make the decision to buy or adopt a dog or puppy, there are fundamental things you must do to raise and train a happy dog. Below are tips to help you start on the right track as you embark on this fulfilling journey: the journey of being a well-trained dog owner.

M aking a list is the best way to break down any difficult task to make it manageable. Likewise, this would be the best way to get started when you have decided to own a dog.

Make a list of the things you will need before your dog comes home, i.e. all the things you need immediately after, and within the first six months of taking your dog home. Doing this will allow you to figure out how much time and money you will need to budget for your dog.

Although you can approach preparation in different ways, here are a few pointers.

C rate ; choose a crate that is durable and comfortable. Since crates come in a variety of materials, i.e. fiberglass, wire and heavy molded plastic crate, ask your trainer or veterinarian to recommend to you the best type of crate suitable for your dog.