Do It Yourself Dog Training Reviewed

This post was written by London Dog Walker on October 21, 2009
Posted Under: London Dog Walking

Sharda Barker, an experienced health care practitioner, has written  another good dog training book, called Do It Yourself Dog Training. Sharda, although not a professional dog trainer herself, has written an excellent book for dog owners who want an easy to follow common method for teaching their dogs to be well behaved and problem free pets.

After having mixed results using other dog training systems, Sharda noticed that various dog trainers offered conflicting  “expert”advice. After researching several of the best programs about dog training, Sharda  put together her own program using only what worked the very best from the “experts”.

Sharda’s system sequentially teaches dog owners how to train and raise their dogs from the moment you bring home your new puppy up through advanced dog training exercises, using her step by step program.

Sharda begins helping dog owners  even before they choose their new puppy. She does this by providing tips on how to pick the puppy or dog that is suitable to your lifestyle and your family. Before bringing home your new pet, you should consider certain things about the breed of dog you want, and whether that kind of dog will be a good fit for your home and family.In her book, Sharda lists the four most important factors you should consider before you pick out your puppy or dog.

Sharda’s training begins with house breaking your new puppy with an system that is guaranteed to get quick results. The first basic steps of obedience training are taught next. All the rest of the obedience training exercises are taught in a logical progression as your dog becomes ready to learn more and more- right on up through the advanced training.

Sharda teaches you the basics of dog psychology, as do all the best dog training products. By learning some dog psychology you will better appreciate your dog’s view of his world, and become a better trainer through better communication with you dog while training him.This insight will allow you to take charge and be seen by your dog as the alpha dog-the pack’s leader. Becoming the alpha dog is critical to getting good results with your training efforts.

Sharda gives a lot of attention to correcting the many dog behavior problems that occur, such as aggression, digging, obsessive barking, chewing and all the rest of the common problems our dogs may get.

IN her book, Sharda’s expertise in dog health matters is obvious, and she gives valuable information about caring for your pet at each stage of his lifetime.

Also included with The Do It Yourself Dog Training Guide are some great bonus eBooks. Sharda’s book may be purchased by choosing one of the 3 packages-bronze, silver and gold. The gold package is the most comprehensive, and includes several bonuses. Here is a list of the bonuses provided:

1.   Potty Training in 7 Days-An eBook that will help make potty training a quick project.

2.   The Barking Buster Guide- An eBook about stopping dog barking problems.

3.   Vet Health Tips Interview- An audio recording with important health tips.

4.   Managing Eating Problems-An eBook on getting your pet to eat right.

5.   101 Healthy Homemade Dogfood recipes- Some great recipes for your pet are in this eBook.

6.   Free Membership to Forum-Free email consultations with the Forum-write in and get any questions you may have answered.

I definitely give Sharda Baker’s The Do It Yourself Dog Training Guide a good recommendation. Although it is not quite as thorough a product as a couple of the other leading dog training programs, it is definitely a fine resource for obedience training-and also provides a lot of valuable information about health care for your pet.

In fact, Sharda is so sure you will be happy with her dog training program that she offers a complete 8 week money back guarantee.

Get yourself a copy of  Do It Yourself Dog Training to learn everything you will really need to know about obedience training and caring for your dog.

 

 

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