House Training Guide
House Training is one of the most frustrating and challenging issues that every dog owner will face. If your pulling your hair out because your pup just will not stop going empty in the house, don’t give that pup away or give up. This problem is wide spread! Keep reading because there is help for this problem, and it will not empty your wallet like taking your pup to a professional dog trainer.
There are so many theories floating around, and way too many people arguing their systems to even begin breaking them all down for you. Besides I’m not here to dog on any of these people. I just want to share with you a guide that will blow your mind away, and get you and your pup where you need to be.
Your Savior: “The Ultimate House Training Guide”
This book (guide) has to be the best thing a dog owner could pick up fro themselves if they are having troubles house breaking their dog and do not want to pay for a professional dog trainer. The guide is written by Martin Olliver who is also a veterinarian. Just like the title suggests, he covers all aspects of house training.
You will not find some short, useless book just talking about questions and answers here. There’s no gimmick or silly tricks! Only tried and true guidence that been used for many years by many experts. Everything gets explained in detail (even with many case studies to reference) but without any confusion on the readers part.
I know your thinking that professionals always ramble about in terms that are hard to read and understand, but that is not the case here. This guide is very user friendly. The whole guide is laid out in a logical, easy to understand format that is laid out step by step. The guide even includes how-to illustrations lead by the books mascot who is a pup called Spot-Less.
The guide starts out with a quick section on the tools of the trade “patience, persistence, consistence, and common sense”, and then with some morale-boosting advice on how to keep your cool through the training process. From there it’s straight into the meat of the matter: the nitty-gritty on how to house train, with a detailed section (one for pups, one for older dogs) on each of the three methods recommended (paper-training, crate-training, and the direct method.)
The next part ,which is extremely handy, is common house training problems. There is a huge variety of issues covered such as territorial marking and poop eating just to name a few. Each problem has a case study which helps put the information into perspective.
Next, health-related problems are covered in some depth. There’s a section on congenital problems (problems your dog was born with). There is a section on the disease-related problems that develop later in life. Plus a section on other problems related to house training like inappropriate outdoor elimination and lawn-burn from urination.
Finally, there’s the Top Ten Tips for hassle-free house training, which is essentially a recap of the most helpful and necessary attitude adjustments, practical tips, and useful nuggets of general knowledge which will come in handy in your dog’s training.
Here’s a free bonus that just puts the icing on the cake for me! If for any reason your having problems…all you have to do is shoot them an email about what’s going on and the problem you’re having. You get a personalized response from the team there helping you with your problems. I’m talking about a professional opinion on how best to handle the problem – plus any additional tips and strategies necessary to get your house training under control.
House training a dog is an intimidating task for most people, but the author’s depth of knowledge is pretty reassuring. He certainly knows how to break it down for even the greenest of owners. In addition to the main sections detailed above, there are plenty of tempting extras included to make the process as easy and effective as possible: checklists, do’s and don’ts, how to appropriately deal with “accidents”, even a list of the more helpful training products available!
All in all, no dog owner should be without this guide when the information on hand is as detailed, easy to absorb, and – above all – reliable as The Ultimate House Training Guide, you really can’t go wrong. May your dog’s initiation to house training proceed Spot-Lessly!
