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If you're anything like me, then your dog's excessive biting and chewing is not only driving you up the wall, but is also causing concern for your family and friends' safety too…
…plus the materialistic damage caused from the seemingly endless destruction of furniture, clothes and shoes (my wife will testify to that one).
Then there's the barking and whining…
I used to curse my neighbours for their barking dog, until my own English setter became the "backyard bellower" and sounded out the other dogs on the block.
What about the aggression too? Not sure about you, but nothing scares me more than taking my kids out for a walk with Sandy (the dog, not my wife), and then suddenly having a pack of blood thirsty hounds descends upon us with rage…
…and it's pretty embarrassing too, whether it's your dog or somebody else's isn't it?
After speaking to friends also visiting a few forums online, it was clear to see that owning an aggressive or disobedient dog was not uncommon.
Some of the stories I read made me feel lucky, such as one guy whose dog ran out in front of a car because the dog refused to obey his basic commands.
Apparently, this was all about the lack of leadership and alpha male role of the owner over the dog…which is what a lot of more modern dog training programs now try to teach.
But being desperate for a solution, I did my research and looked for a way to calm Sandy, our unruly family dog, and bring her back to the loving circle of trust and respect that she had for us, and we had for her.
The problem, as I soon found out, was that dog trainers cost a fortune. I'm a busy guy, so finding time to schedule the training sessions (even on weekends) was not always possible.
I also read a lot about types of training equipment that I could use at home, such as shock collars and prong collars. Let me tell you, just looking at those things makes me cringe…I can't imagine how painful they are for the dogs that are forced to wear them.
Besides, punishing your dog to behave is clearly not the way forward - anyone with common sense will understand that.
What Is 'Secrets To Dog Training' All About?
During my research, I kept coming across an online guide called Sit Stay Fetch (now called Secrets To Dog Behaviour).
It looked promising to me, as it had all the things I was looking for, such as:
 Well established,
Lots of testimonials,
Immediate access,
Focuses on the leadership relationship (alpha pack) that other guides/ trainers overlook
Secrets to Dog Training! - is a treasure chest full of secrets to transforming your dog's behaviour in a fun and easy way that anyone can do. With "Secrets to Dog Training!" you're going to save time, money, and aggravation with training your dog.
You'll learn to avoid the mistakes and disastrous situations that you've been vulnerable to. With "Secrets to Dog Training!" you will be able to get the most out of your training time and your relationship with your dog!
It also claims to be able to have your dog to obey you wherever you go, allowing you to avoid lots of time and money on professional dog trainers with limited results.
The real secret behind Dog Training Secrets is that they employ the increasingly popular method of dog whispering to train your dog and create a strong, lasting bond at the same time (along with eliminating numerous bad behaviour traits at the same time).
Who Is It Right For?
After using this guide for a while now, I can confidently say that this is ideal for new dog owners, or people looking to buy another dog.
Also, anyone that has a dog with serious aggression issues that need urgent attention would find this guide extremely helpful in resolving the immediate problems and building a stronger loving bond with your dog.
I would also say this is even better suited for people looking for an all in one guide to buying, caring, controlling and loving their dog, as the guide seems to cover all these aspects in more than enough detail.
However with all this being said, you will still need to be committed to your dog and be able to put some time aside to apply what you'll learn (and a little patience too, as some of the techniques take up to 5 weeks to complete!)
All this and more can be found inside Secrets To Dog Training |
Skims over some of the basics of obedience at the start but goes into it in more detail later on