Now you need a book on how to groom your pet yourself. Here you go! Pictures. Reasons and methods. Customization and options. Remember that hair and nails are renewable resources - and have fun as you bond and trim your family addition.
So you got a dog. You don't have much time. But you are frustrated because your pet doesn't listen or obey?
Pick up this simple and clear training manual; it's a great start to a new relationship with your dog. You'll have to be sequential. You'll have to be consistent and firm. You'll learn how your dog understands what you want and want to please you. This book will help you with all that.
Put it on the table beside your gaming chair. Don't forget to check in every day and get moving. Follow the pictures and step-by-step instructions, written by someone who loves and knows animals.
Look out, my 3 doggies. New lessons are coming your way!
We have one smart dog who refuses to do anything he doesn't feel like doing, no matter what the reward. We also have a not-so-smart dog who struggles to understand anything beyond training us with "if I lay on my back, will you scratch my belly?" And we have a dog who will do anything to please you (except fetch). They walk together on one leash but none of them wants to fetch a ball.
So I was intrigued by the book - and the structures needed to make your dog pay attention first, and then learn commands after that. Well-illustrated and encouraging, this book shows you how to be in charge of a healthy relationships that nourishes your well-being and makes your dog content and ready to follow. I'm working on the basics.
Recommended, especially for new dog owners and those who have a dog but are clueless about setting boundaries or making your creature happier.
