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dog training tips and dog care enjoy the pleasure of owning a well trained dog learn how to achieve a happy and stable home life for your family and your dog the only dogtraining book you will ever need learn how to control your dog when a visitor calls learn how to stay in control when you are out and about learn how to make your dog a safe and much loved family member know your children are safe with your dog train your dog to greet visitors without getting excited can you maintain control when you are out with your dog(s) help your dog to enjoy travelling with you and to be safe throughout the journey is this a bad dog? or did his ownetrs never bother to learn about simple basic dog psychology the wolf is closely related to your dog and you can use this to help you with your dog training learn how to build your dog's trust in you learn to enjoy family life with your dog comprehensive dog care book worth £5.97 ($8.37) how to groom your dog worth £2.97 ($3.97) dear fellow dog lover, you could soon be enjoying the real benefits of owning a well trained dog owning a dog or a puppy can be one of the most wonderful things you ever do. if you have a family, a dog will also make a positive contribution to your family life. a dog also adds new dimensions to your children's life experience, helping to build responsibility and character. walking the dog can be fun and companionship between you and your dog can be very rewarding. long winter nights can be enhanced by having a much loved dog sleeping near the hearth. you can enjoy the pleasure of an enthusiastic warm greeting you get when you come home after a long weary day at work. however, all this can only happen if you learn how to train your dog to fit into your family life style. it is not difficult if you learn the correct way to train your dog. the down-loadable book we are offering you here, "how to train your dog" , will do just that. it is based on training your dog, in your own home, using a reward based method. this is our version of the alpha dog (alpha wolf) method. . a trained dog is more responsive to you which saves you time and frustration a trained dog is more responsive to you. this means that the dog obeys your instructions quickly when necessary. for example if someone rings the front door bell you need to be able to go to the door without your dog barking and jumping all over the place. instead you instruct your dog to sit and stay, which it does until you call it to you. alternatively you may want your dog to quietly accompany you to the door before you open it. from this book "how to train your dog" you will learn all the usual dog training requirements but also other important controls. you will learn how to train your dog to: s it, stay, down, fetch, come here, walk to heel etc. you will learn to control your dog when out and about even with distractions such as other people, other dogs and traffic etc. you will learn about socialising your dog with other dogs and people. you will learn how to assume the role of the alpha dog for more effective training you will learn about exercising your dog off the leash whilst maintaining control. how to stop your dog pulling on the leash. find out how to reduce or eliminate this behaviour. how to deal with with separation anxiety especially when your dog does not want to be "home alone". how to house train your dog. how to apply the "10 second rule" (without this you may never successfully train your dog). how to stop your dog chewing things such as your furniture or carpet. how to stop your dog racing outside when you open the door. (especially when visitors call) how to get control of your barking dog and stay friends with your neighbours. how to control your dog when meeting people especially if it has a habit of "jumping up". how to stop your dog from trying to fight with other dogs. how to curb your dog’s aggression. how professional dog trainers achieve results quickly and how you can learn the secret art of "dog whispering". how to help your dog to get used to travelling in your car. how to improve your dog's overall behaviour. and much much more including information on dog psychology, meal times, tools to help you and kids n' dogs. your dog's responsiveness to your commands can be essential when you are out and about. if a hazardous or dangerous situation were to arise, it is comforting to know you can call your dog to you or instruct it to sit and stay whilst you sort out what to do. this is the sort of response that can save your dog's life in an emergency. when your dog is trained, visitors to your home including children will not feel threatened in some homes, visitors are a non event as far as the dog is concerned but there are dogs that go wild at the sound of the door bell. then the dog is "all over your visitors" jumping up and generally misbehaving. this can be very worrying, especially if there are small children accompanying your visitors. you really do not want this behaviour, however, the training to prevent it happening is not too difficult and you can quickly retrain your dog to behave quietly when ever visitors arrive. you can also keep your dog under control for the time that your visitors are with you. take your dog anywhere without the worry of being a nuisance or risk to others once trained, you take your dog out for a walk knowing your dog will be reliable with children, strangers and any other dogs that you might meet. this will give you much more confidence and enjoyment during your walk, allowing you to eventually return home refreshed and relaxed. it also means that you can take your dog to a wide range of locations such as in a busy street, to the local park, country walks and visits to the homes of friends and relatives. your dog should also be safe to take to selected events in your neighbourhood such as a dog show. travelling with your dog by car will be much easier and less stressful if you need to take your dog with you when you travel you need everything to be under control. this is very important when travelling by car because there are safety concerns. it is possible to train almost any dog to settle down and relax during your journey, however long the journey might be. of course, there are things you need to arrange before the journey and items you should carry with you. if your dog is nervous of car travel there are several simple steps that you can take to reduce and eliminate that nervousness. in the book "how to train your dog" there are a number of useful tips on how to travel safely with your dog and some of the safety equipment you might fit into your car. from bad dog to good dog -training will help you to correct your dog's unwanted bad habits many of us only start to think of training our dog when some unwanted behaviour develops. however, it is essential to know how to respond properly. shouting or beating the hell out of your dog will not work, in fact it will only make matters worse because your dog gets confused. the methods you will learn from this book "how to train your dog" are based on rewards for good behavior. this includes treats, toys and lots and lots of praise. you will soon learn to reinforce your dog's good behavior. believe me it works, and much more quickly than with any other type of training. most bad traits in dogs can be trained out and good habits established and reinforced but first you need to be able to communicate to your dog what is good behaviour and what is not. yes, in the worst cases it may take some weeks to get a satisfactory result, but if you follow the guidance in this book and persist you will succeed in improving your dog's behaviour. learn the true alpha dog method of training your dog some of the training methods that you will learn in the book "how to train your dog" are based on what we call the alpha dog principle, however, there is a problem with that. the term was originally based on the alpha male or female of a wolf pack. dogs are close cou

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