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Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Dog Training Reviews

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Secrets To Dog Training Review



I first came across this product, when it was entitled 'Sit Stay Fetch'. Many reading this, will have heard this name before. Its become the worlds best selling self-help dog training guide. So how does Secrets to Dog training differ from Sit Stay Fetch?




It doesnt! Its simply the latest, re-branded version of this best seller, that over 64,000 people have purchased since its release. Secrets to dog training, from what I can see of it, takes the great content in Sit Stay Fetch, and builds on it, to deliver what I think is the best dog training guide on the market.




Author Daniel Stephens has added audio, video and a re-vamped format to make the latest version more relevant to todays computer savvy users.




So, to answer my objectives of this review of Secrets to Dog Training:




What is secrets to Dog Training?




In summary, its a dog training how to guide, that offers seperate chapters that focus on dog behaviour, advanced techniques and targeting of specific problems. There are 5 seperate e-books on dog problems, like chewing, barking and digging. Being a e-book, its very easy to read and you can search through the content for the bits you want. For example, when I trained floss, my beagle, she had a terrible fascination with chewing shoes. I searched 'chewing' in the e-book, and it bought up all the chewing training remedies that were enclosed! It only took a week to turn around here chewing hobby!




For free tips of teaching your to to 'come' see my page 'come dog' at dog-hobbyist.com




What can it offer the dog or puppy owner?




Well, it can offer a new lease on life for your pet, and for you. Its really annoying having a disobedient dog. It makes dog ownership so much better when you and your pet have a great understanding, and your dog respects you. This is what Secrets to Dog Training offers, and its the best way for you to personally train your dog.




This way works better than taking your dog to a coach or teacher, as often they end up listening to the coach, and ignoring you. Secrets to Dog Training changes this, and ensures the dog respects and obeys you. Training is done in the dogs environment, which multiplies success 10 fold, and the section on you becoming the 'alpha dog' is very very powerful. You must read it to experience how useful it is to training success.




How will it help train your dog?




Well, one of the big things I learnt with this program, is that it helps you to understand that even dogs who seem like 'brats' are (mostly!) not deliberatly misbehaving. Most of a dogs behaviour is focused around impressing its owner and other humans it likes. The problem is, that owners and humans express the wrong signals and give mixed messages, which the dog interprets consistently as 'wrong'. What Secrets To Dog Training will learn you, is that your actions, behaviours and responses can have a HUGE effect on the way a dog responds and behaves. It shifts you, and causes the dog to appreciate your happiness as its rewards.




The relationship between you and the dog is so enhanced, that you'll wonder why you never started the system sooner!




And the cool part is, that it works equally well for older dogs as for younger dogs and puppies.




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Monday, 8 March 2010

Dog Training Review

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Does anyone have a review of BarkBusters trainers/techniques?

For those of you out there who don't know, Barkbusters is a website that has a method of training dogs. They claim to be the largest trainers in the nation and have "certified" trainers all over the nation. They have a lifetime guarentee and once you pay for the service, you have the trainer for the life of you dog. Anyone try them? If so, how were the results?


I think they are a crock.

There was a big article in the paper here about this guy who had a BarkBuster franchise and how he was a "certified dog trainer and behaviorist". It went on to say he bought the franchise and attended the 3 week "intensive" training that qualified him to apply their special training techniques.

I wanted to vomit.

Our newspaper gave this quack free adverstising as an "expert" after 3 weeks of training.

I've been involved with rescue for over 10 years. I've had multiple dogs my entire life. I volunteer with an organization that trains service dogs for people with disabilities.

Compared this this guy, I'm a Ph.d. In reality, I'm fairly dog savy. I'm no expert... I just have a lot of experience, I read, I listen, I practice, I keep learning and I'm smart enough to know I don't know everything.

Make sense?

Find someone with tons of experience. Ask your vet, your friends, and who the shelters and rescues in the area recommend. That's usually a good start. Then get referrals. Please stay away from franchises of so called "experts" like that. It's like the McDonald's of Training. Yuck...


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