Your Dog Trainers 5 Step Guide To Dog Training: How to have a well behaved and obedient dog in only 15 minutes a day

by John McGuigan

If your dogs are pulling and being aggressive, I can help you to transform them into well behaved and obedient dogs in only fifteen minutes a day.** Includes 15 real life training videos with the author and his clients **Does your dog pull on the lead when you take it for a walk, and you end up tugging like a maniac? Do you find your dog being aggressive towards other dogs? Maybe they bark inappropriately and you get embarrassed. Some dogs are continually jumping up on people, or they don’t come to you when you call them. Does any of this sound familiar?•Perhaps you think you can’t afford dog training. In one hour I can show you things that will make a difference in your dog forever.•Maybe you believe that it takes too long and you don’t have the time. All you need is fifteen minutes a day and I can help you find those fifteen minutes. You’ll be surprised.•Some people think that positive reinforcement training doesn’t work. Let me ask you a do you work for a living? Do you get paid to do a job? I’m not trying to be smart here, but that’s positive reinforcement. I know it’s not easy juggling work, family and trying to keep your dog happy… especially frustrating when you’re already familiar with positive dog training techniques but you’ve got very little time to apply it. It’s always “one day” and something that you promise yourself you’ll get around to eventually.We carried out a survey of the top training problems people encountered with their dogs. This book is a multimedia instruction manual on the top 5.Here’s How You Can Quickly and Easily Apply Advanced Dog Training Methods Guaranteed To Turn Your Dog Into An Obedient Happy Friend… Without Aversion Techniques!

55 pages, Paperback

Published January 19, 2018

Reviews

[Joy Stephenson · Rating 3 out of 5]

The main problem with this book is that it is actually a transcript of a talk or series of talks. This means that it’s not just conversational in tone, but disjointed and difficult to read.
For example:
‘You saw there with Milo. Milo, is one of the most-I don't want to say extreme. That is not the right word. It is not kind. The most intense dogs I have had. His behavior has been the worst, if you like. You know what I am thinking of. The most, you know?’

The book also has links to YouTube videos which are then discussed. I bought the Kindle version so it was no problem, but I’d have been very frustrated if I’d bought the paperback.

The actual content is good, basic positive reinforcement dog training. The topics covered are jumping up, pulling on the lead, aggressive behaviour, nuisance barking and coming when called. If you’re new to dog training I think it could be a big help.

[Helen · Rating 4 out of 5]

The editing was poor but the content is gold. If you don't 'speak' Scottish you may struggle a wee bit with some of the phrases. Best read on an ereader where you can jump to the videos. An excellent resource.