How Dog Training Helps You And Your Dog

If you teach your dog the right way, all of these problems can be improved or completely cured:

• housebreaking problems
• excessive barking
• destructive chewing and "home-alone" problems
• high energy
• jumping on people
• threatening behavior toward people
• aggression toward other dogs
• food guarding
• biting
• digging
• running away from you
• not coming when called
• pulling on the leash
• dominance
• struggling when you try to clip his nails

• He will be more responsive and attentive to you. He will learn what your human sounds mean, look directly at you when you speak to him, and follow your directions. Very impressive!

• He will be happier. This may sound surprising, but your dog LOVES knowing that YOU are in charge. He loves knowing what behaviors he can do that will bring him praise and rewards.

  He will become smarter. Dog training develops your dog's brain. The simple act of teaching your dog ANYthing builds mental connections in his brain and makes it work faster, which in turn makes him more successful at learning more things. In other words, his intelligence and learning skills start to "snowball" as soon as you start training him.

  
  

• He will be more welcome when you go visiting. When you know he'll behave, you're more willing to take him with you, and he'll often be allowed to stay where other dogs causing a ruckus are asked to leave.

• He will do your kids' homework for them. Wait....I think I got that one wrong. But seriously, you can have a good time training your dog and still be very pleased with the results. You'll enjoy teaching your dog as much as he'll enjoy learning. Read the customer reviews and see what real customers think of my dog training program. I know you'll like it as much as they do.

• He will immediately stop whatever he's doing when you say "No."

• He will WAIT inside your door or gate when it opens, even when there are distractions tempting him outside.

• He will wait inside your car without jumping out, even when the doors open.

• He will drop whatever is in his mouth when you tell him to.

• He will stop in his tracks and lie down quickly when you give an emergency hand signal -- even when he is running or playing.

• He will stand still so you can examine him, treat an injury, remove a tick, give him medicine, and so on.

• He will come when you call him.

• He will never run away from you.

Dog training will turn your dog into the kind of pet you wanted when you first brought him home -- intelligent, responsive, attentive, obedient, and a valued companion. He'll be a welcome addition to your family.