Start Learning How To Train A Happy Dog Or Puppy In 15 Minutes A Day!

How to Train a Happy Dog in 15 Minutes a Day!

Do you want a happy healthy dog who behaves? Of course! With this dog training book and 15 minutes a day, your dog will do everything you say and you will both have tons of fun! When you pick up the leash and say, "Wanna work?" he will jump and dance with joy! 

You want a dog to love but you want him to behave, right? You don't want to come home to a mess to clean up. You don't want to wrestle with an unruly puppy for control.

You are the Alpha and you need a way to teach your dog that you will always be the boss!

This is a  method of obedience dog training, using love and praise, and most of all, consistent commands, will bring more happiness to your whole family! And your dog will respect you and love you,  guaranteed 

Buy your dog training book now for $14.95!

How can 15 minutes a day possibly be enough to train my dog? Read More
A. Dogs learn best in short fun spurts! This is a proven fact! r
Will this book save me the cost of a dog obedience class? Read More
Yes! You can save $200-500 by using this book instead of going to classes!
Can I start my puppy when he is only 7 weeks old? Read more
Yes! 7 weeks is perfect! Most obedience classes require your puppy to be at least 3 months old, but by that time he can pick up many bad habits! 

Do I have to punish or hurt my dog in any way? Read More

No way! This dog training technique is based on love and praise, and lack of reward is the only punishment! Your dog is an expert at reading you. 

Will my older dog also do well with this course? Read More

Absolutely! You CAN train a mature dog new tricks with these techniques. 

How does the course motivate my dog to learn? Read More

Dogs love to have a purpose and a routine. This training method stresses the benefits 

of consistency and praise. They absolutely LOVE to know what is going to happen! 

They just can't get enough of it! 

Will you also help me with problem behaviors my dog has picked up? Read More

Yes! But will go you one better. The first chapter will be on How to Avoid Bad Habits! It is much easier to prevent bad habits than to cure them! 
How long does this dog training method take? Read More 

All dogs are different in how well and how fast they learn.

 

 

 Testimonials 

"To: Dy Witt, Attn: About Your 'Tips to Easily Housebreak Your Puppy' Article in Spring 2006 edition of Dreams Alive Magazine thank u for this article. i had never owned a puppy so when the kids brought one home it was very frustrating because he was soiling in the house constantly - but thanks to your tips - and me purchasing a crate - everything has improved 100%. Thanks again :-)"

Our Miniature Schnauzer, Emma, seemed to be at an ideal time to start receiving some serious training. I decided to find the resources that would help me get the job done without costly classes, plus something everyone in my family could read and use.
I came across Dy's book online, and decided to go ahead and take advantage of the eBook and downloaded it right away. It's written in easy-to-understand terms, with a positive feel and a real step-by-step format. My 10-year-old was able to follow along and understand what we needed to teach Emma. Now we only have to work her for a few minutes 4 days a week, but we try to be consistent with our commands. She's an attention hog anyway, and she loves her leash, so for her, this is nirvana. (The dog, not the kid.) When we start to get off track, we refer back to the book. She can get overexcited, but it's amazing how much a frown will accomplish. Find a place where you aren't distracted, commit to those 15 minutes every day at first, and maintain the training several times a week. I'm so impressed with Dy's experience and knowledge of dog-think. I highly recommend this book for the econo-conscious looking to do it themselves and get real hands-on work with their new dog. I think you'll be very pleased with the results; you and your dog will be all the happier for finding "How to Train a Happy Dog in 15 Minutes a Day!" Andrea R., Dallas, TX

Loving praise is the meat of this training method, but consistency of commands is the key. Make your dog into the best and happiest companion he can be! It's so easy and fun for you and your dog. Even your kids can do it! You will be amazed at how fast your dog or puppy will learn!
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Complete Do It Yourself Dog Training Home package You Can Stop The Chewing, Digging, Barking, Biting, Bolting, NOW!

 

Welcome! Whether you are a new pet owner or you have had a pet in your home for some time, you know how delightful, and frustrating, owning a pet can be.

The joy of bringing a new puppy or dog into your household can be insurmountable. 

 After all, there is no relationship quite like the one that is developed between you and your dog. A dog can provide unconditional love, hours of entertainment, and genuine friendship. Or, a dog can provide unconditional messes, hours of destruction, and a genuine nuisance!


How do you ensure that your dog behaves in the manner of the first scenario described above? If you are thinking that the answer is "breed" you are partially correct. Indeed, breed does play a role in a dog's behavior. But an even greater factor in the dog's behavior is based on the training he receives. Good dog training resources can go a long way toward helping. 

The Benefits of Training

If you are like most people, you are extremely busy. Some days, there just doesn't seem like enough hours to take care of yourself, let alone a dog! But, the time that you spend training your dog will reward you and your relationship for many, many years to come.

There are five main benefits of training
It builds a relationship.
It corrects behavioral problems.

It stimulates intellect.

It encourages inclusion.

It saves time.

Let's explore each benefit in further detail.

Training Builds a Relationship

There is no better way to create a bond with your dog than through the process of training. You may think that training begins at the time you decide to try new tricks, but it actually begins at the very moment you acquire your dog. Your dog is constantly watching you and learning from your actions. He learns from the way you react to his actions. He looks to you for guidance, for food, for warmth, for comfort, and for playtime.

Training Corrects Behavioral Problems 

Barking at anyone who passes by the front window, chewing up your favorite pillows, digging through your freshly planted garden, bolting out of an open door...do any of these actions look familiar to you? When you have developed a trusting bond with your dog, you can teach him how to correct these behavioral problems. He will learn by your reactions whether or not his actions are acceptable to you. No doubt, he will test his limits! 

Training Stimulates Intellect

Yes, it is true that dogs are very curious creatures. With exposure to so many unusual smells, sights, and sounds, dogs can't help but want to explore. It's in their nature! Most dogs have the capacity to be very intelligent. But, they need to be stimulated first, and then they will be motivated to learn. Training is a huge benefit for stimulating your dog's intellect.

Training Encourages Inclusion

The sense of "inclusion" is very important to a dog's security. From the earliest days of being a part of a litter, your dog feels comfortable being a part of the pack. That includes the pack of your household. You may be the primary dog trainer, but everyone in your family or household should take the time to train your dog. When he receives this undivided attention from everyone, he feels like part of the pack.

Training Saves Time

Another huge benefit of training your dog is that it saves you time. Taking the time to train your dog now, will actually save you time in the long run. For example, if you take the time to train your dog to behave properly inside the house, you will actually be saving time cleaning up mischievous messes that he could create in the future-if he didn't have the training.

Sharda Baker

Sharda Baker has published several dog ebook and audios for more dog training help and advice.