Danielle
Train pet dog
The tips they sent me for training my pitbull were very informative and helpful

TrainPetDog is an online dog training program providing free and paid courses for all dog breeds. Based on positive reinforcement training strategies, we specialise in training dogs based on the natural instincts of the breed. Having started in 2005, TrainPetDog is the only online course that has breed-specific training courses for different dog breeds. Since then, we have helped millions of dog owners, worldwide, with potty training, obedience training, stopping bad behaviours and developing a loving bond with their furry companion. Our training course has been so successful because it works on the natural instinct of the dog breed.And yes, our training techniques also work equally well on mixed breed dogs since mixed breed dogs inherit the core characteristics from the original breed.Another important feature of the TrainPetDog dog training program, that sets us apart from all online dog training courses, is the option to get one-on-one help from experienced dog trainers. As a member, you can schedule a phone call with a trainer as per your convenience. Our trainer will call the phone number at the scheduled time to understand your challenges and offer you solutions based on your dog's specific problem and your specific situation. Visit us for more information and join us today to understand your dog's needs and lovingly transform him into a sweet angel soon.
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Danielle
The tips they sent me for training my pitbull were very informative and helpful
Fussy V.
I was able to achieve a few milestones with him with just the amount of information that was given! He was a constant jumper, almost as if he had springs. I always raised my voice & said “off Harley”, pushing him down. This never worked, not once. But by turning my head away, it disconnected this bad habit. He either sat or laid down & I praised him for it. I’ve taught him to sit, I’m thrilled!! I have also stopped yelling “no Harley, that’s bad” at him. It doesn’t work. I’m trying to work on taking him outside to do his business when the other 2 dogs go out, but he’s a runner so he’s on a leash. Oddly enough he doesn’t pull on it. I just worry because we have snow, sleet & -20 degree weather and he’s so little. But we’re trying!
brandon R.
Makes you think about the way you reward your dog. The difference between good rewards and what you think is a good reward.
Ginger A.
The information I've received has been so helpful for my two month old teething corgi pup he can be hyper and corgis don't train the same as other dogs but these emails have been so helpful in helping me really truly understand my new corgi pup
Gillian
Getting an older dog includes all learned behaviour - both good and bad! These suggestions worked a treat
Meredith G.
Good advice, just always feel like there is some sort of hook involved.
Remi
I like the way you word your emails and I can tell you really care about your customers.
Jody
Just getting Ragna not to jump on me is a process that is working. Looking forward to more tips thank you