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E-book Title: How to Train a Happy Dog in 15 Minutes a Day
Author: Dy Witt
Book Description: Q. How can 15 minutes a day possibly be enough to train my dog?
A. Dogs learn best in short fun spurts! This is a proven fact! I have seen it myself many times over the last 25 years of training that after about a half an hour, they stop learning anything new. One 15-minute session per day will be more than enough time if you make it fun! My book will show you how!
Q. Will this book save me the cost of a dog obedience class?
A. Yes! You can save $200-500 by using my book instead of going to classes! Obedience classes are helpful if you plan to get an obedience degree at a dog show, but if you just want a happy dog who behaves, you will do great with just my book and 15 minutes of fun every day training your dog!
Q. Can I start my puppy when he is only 7 weeks old?
A. 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! Together you and I can prevent early bad habits and get his training well on its way, starting with house training and crate training, on to leash training and taking small steps that guarantee success!
Q. Do I have to punish or hurt my dog in any way?
A. 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. Your approval is what he wants most in the world, and you will have so much fun with him he will jump and dance to get it! I promise!
Q. Will my older dog also do well with this course?
A. Absolutely! You CAN train a mature dog new tricks with these techniques. In fact, he will be far happier when he starts working with you every day than he ever was before!
I guarantee it!
Q. How does your course motivate my dog to learn?
A. 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!
Q. Do I have to constantly bribe my dog with expensive treats?
A. No! When he does well, your praise and approval is all he needs to plant the winning behavior in his short-term memory! Within 2 weeks the new behaviors will be indelibly locked into his long-term memory and he wont be able to resist what he has learned! For an especially good work session, an ordinary bisquit will surprise and delight him, and he will try even harder to do well.
Q. Will you also help me with problem behaviors my dog has picked up?
A. Yes! But I will go you one better. My first chapter will be on How to Avoid Bad Habits! It is much easier to prevent bad habits than to cure them! But I will show you some very clever ways to break some bad habits that have set in, without hurting your dog. You never need to strike your dog. Not when it is so easy to teach him English so that he always knows what you expect of him.
Q. Will I need to buy any expensive equipment?
A. Not at all. A soft nylon slip collar, a 6-foot leash and a 30 foot length of rope is all you need! I recommend getting a crate if you can. Dogs love the safety and security inside their crate, and they will happily use it throughout their whole lives! I will teach you how to crate-train your puppy safely.
Q. How long does this dog training method take?
A. All dogs are different in how well and how fast they learn. But I guarantee you that if you work with your dog in the ways I teach you for 15 minutes every day, within ONE MONTH you will see a different dog! He will pay closer attention to you because he understands English now! He will try harder to please you because he knows what you want of him.....AND he will learn faster because he knows the reward he will receive, your love and praise, every single time! Or I will refund your money no questions asked.
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