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IT ıs good to have a guidance like this. ı will give it a try on my puppy rotweiler and see if it works. but the whole course is too expensive I think

Having a rescued American Bulldog has been interesting; the psychology of Max is still a learning curve. The emails are very relatable and, hopefully, training will be achievable without too much stress

These guidelines are so helpful, it really makes life easier with my puppy, i can see the change in him since we started training and it makes me feel very at ease and hopefull. Thank you so much for the amazing tips

I just received our sweet Brooklyn who is a cockapoo. I have read part of the training 101 book; and I love it. The cues, guidance and walking you through easy to do guidelines has so far helped within our little family. We have a shitz shu named Willow who wanted nothing to do with our newest member. Today, they played a lot in the yard. Brooklyn not even with us for a week yet, is letting us know to go outside by ringing the front little bells or the back ones. Amazing!!!!! She went into her crate on her own this evening as I am watching a program turned up, sleeping through the night 7 hours last night, and I still am reading! Happy new puppy owner... Thank you

The information I have received has helped us train our new puppy! Thank you for your help in this process!

For the past two days I've been applying the training of ignoring the attention that keiko has been asking. It seems to be working.

My dogs are 125-150 pounds. We’ve never allowed them to jump on us from day one so the jumping training wasn’t applicable but the insight regarding attention applies to many other scenarios. For example, these girls strategically position themselves in front of you seeking attention. We find ourselves rewarding that by giving them attention so they learn not to move out of the way! I look forward to these lessons.

This is the best advise I have ever been reading and helped me and my pup tremendously