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Dan O'Brian

Dog Training

Are you constantly having problems controlling your dog?

Is it howling every night? Jumping on your friends when they come to visit?

Do you want to find a way to make it all stop?

If so, then keep reading!

Millions of people adopt or buy new dogs thinking they will be their perfect best friend.  The first few days go well but eventually things start to change.  After consistently getting the wrong signals and improper training the dog starts to act up.

Does this sound familiar?

It’s all down hill from here, every day your new dog doesn’t know what is right or wrong and just starts acting their own way.

Jumping, biting, becoming aggressive, soiling a house—there’s no end to the frustration.

But what if there was another way, an easy way to get back control?

A step by step system which will turn a dog of your nightmares into a best friend your proud to show off.

In Dan O’Brian’s Dog Training: The Complete Dog Training Guide For a Happy, Obedient, Well Trained Dog, you’ll discover:

The five critical commands to get instant obedience from your dog.

The essential preparations you need to perform when your new dog arrives.

Step-by-step instructions for fun and painless training sessions

The advanced commands and tricks to get your dog talking in no hours.

The key ingredient you need to get even a hostile dog to socialize pleasantly with other pooches

The important dos and don’ts you need to avoid common training mistakes

How to housebreak your dog with the least amount of mess

and much, much more….

So, to change your dog from a rowdy, uncontrollable mutt into an outstanding member of your family without days of struggle then you need a guide.

If you can say sit you can teach your dog to sit!

If you want to raise your dog to be a loving, well-behaved companion, then click “Add to Cart” now!
49 printed pages
Original publication
2019
Publication year
2019
Publisher
Eric J Scott
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