“Secrets to Dog Training”: A Summary

The book, “Secrets to Dog Training”, was created by a professional dog trainer. Anyone trying to teach their pet can benefit from the easy to understand tips in “Secrets to Dog Training”. With the help of the book, people can make their dogs more obedient. You can put and end to dog aggressiveness, sit, eliminate excessive barking, even deal with separation anxiety. Also, Importantly “Secrets to Dog Training” helps owners understand how to communicate with their pets. “Secrets to Dog Training” teaches you a system that can get your dog trained and keep it trained through a series of simple steps you implement on a regular basis.

Personal Testimony

I know I’m not alone when I say I have always loved my dog, but his antics can drive me crazy. I really thought I had a dog that could not be trained. He chewed everything, slobbered on my guests and simply wouldn’t listen to my commands. I was so frustrated I didn’t know what to do. “Secrets to Dog Training” changed all that. For me it was the last chance me and my lovely dog had with each other.

When you have the “Secrets to Dog Training”, it is like having your own dog whisperer in your house. The system teaches people how to communicate with their dogs, and through communication, they change the behavior.

Key Benefits

I’m an animal lover and a pushover, and my dog always knew that. Because of that, he was running the house. But I didn’t have to feel mean because “Secrets to Dog Training” taught me how to train my dog without being harsh. With this book I figured out that I could make my dog happier if I trained him and that he wouldn’t love me any less.

I had never trained a dog before so the step by step training program was a great help. The easy style really helped me in training my dog. I now have a very well trained dog and we are closer for having gone through it together. The book and videos of “Secrets to Dog Training” made it easy.

One of my favorite parts of the program was learning how to deal with separation anxiety. My dog, bless him, would flip out every time I left the house alone. He made so much noise when I left that I could hear him at the bottom of the driveway and it made me feel so bad I sometimes avoided going out. “Secrets to Dog Training” freed me from that problem and so many others.

With “Secrets to Dog Training” he no longer chews everything in sight and he can even walk by other dogs without attacking them .

I was able to do all of this quickly. I hardly had to invest anytime at all in the program. I was able to teach my dog without taking a large chunk of time out of my life.

The Bottom Line

The “Secrets to Dog Training” have changed my relationship with my dog for the better. I can tell my dog is happier to because I can enjoy him a lot more now he is trained properly. Most of his behavior was die to my inability to communicate with him properly and now that I know how he has become a much better dog.

Milk and cookies, dogs and kids, horse and carriage.  Some things just naturally go together.  Most children and animals get along famously, and there is nothing better than the love between a child and a pet.  Especially when the child is old enough to be part of the play, exercise, care and feeding of the family dog.  Both the child and the dog reap huge benefits from interacting with each other from a young age. 

While very few dogs are better off not in the company of children, some dogs have temperaments or low tolerance levels that make interacting with children difficult for them.  This can occur even when the dog has been raised with the child and the child is old enough to understand.  In these cases, usually all that’s needed is slow socialization and positive reinforcement for both child and dog.  Just don’t try to force it, it will happen gradually, but it will happen!

Some dogs, especially the tiny, toy and miniatures are better off when dealing with older children.  An older child understands better that the little ones need to be held and handled in certain ways.  Is also easier for an older child to understand that teasing and rough play is not always the best way.  They also understand the insecurity the small dog may be feeling.  All dogs, no matter what size or temperament, react with growling, snarling, snapping, barking and even biting when they feel threatened or alarmed. This includes sudden movements and loud noises, something very small children do naturally.

On the other side of the coin, many large breeds, such as boxers and even labs, are capable of intimidating a small child, simply by their size.  The friendliest dog in the world, no matter their size, can be overwhelming to a small child, especially one they don’t know or come into contact with on a regular basis.  A child will feel threatened by the dog’s high energy level and natural exuberance.  Don’t forget, the dog is a lot larger and taller than the little boy or girl!

It is the parent’s responsibility to teach children about animals.  How to approach them, how to relate and respond to the dog’s behavior, whether overpowering or docile.  Simple tell tale signs in a dog for example, would be the position of the tail, stance, ears - all the things as an adult we already know.  ANY interaction between a child and an unfamiliar dog should be monitored closely, until the relationship has been established.  This includes continued supervision of the interactions on a regular basis.  Parents should always be ready to step in, whether on the dog or child’s behalf to ensure the relationship stays on the right track.

Parents again need to be vigilant, as the dog can’t say “hey guys, I haven’t been fed yet” or “my water bowl is empty and I am thirsty”.    A simple schedule usually helps - feeding and watering before going to school and walks after school are a good example.

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