Dog Training and Obedience Training Can Be Easy

I was just 16 when I picked up my Long Haired Chihuahua. She was a puppy but had this certain prance going on when she walked with her tail stuck up and what appeared to be a high amount of confidence. I decided to name her Sassie. It took her about two weeks to settle in with the family and get used to us all. She was a quite dog that refuse to use the bathroom anywhere else other than the carpet where we walked, and she enjoyed biting outsiders ankles thus the name, "Sassie, the Ankle Biter." A cute dog indeed, but there was no way in the world anything was going to accomplished with her. She absolutely refused to obey and to do what we asked her. I'm sure you guys know exactly what i'm talking about. You have the cutest puppy dog in the world, yet, the thing drives you crazy. I guess the logical thing to do would be to send it off to a "training school" deal where you'd pay way to much money for someone with a whistle to do what you could do if someone would have shown you. Of course, these school tend to work and I am by no means putting these school down, the topic at hand is our lovely dogs that cause havoc outside and inside the house. I remember that I couldn't take Sassie out in public for a few reasons. The most obvious being, "the Ankle Biter," and she just couldn't keep herself from approaching viscious dogs that wanted to eat her alive. The sassie in her was truely amazing. She wouldn't stay by yourself and if you thought you were getting a collar on that Chihuahua's neck, think again. Eventually, my parents got her trained, kind of. She still refused to use bathroom outside, but at least we could now take her out in public. Rather than being an Ankle Biter, she was just a barker. My brother brought home a dog a few years later. Now being a bit older and just a tinch more wiser, I decided to train the dog myself. It was a Chocolate Lab that we named Renny. Renny was an awesome dog that could run all day and night and not once stop. I caught myself laughing often because of this Lab. Long story short, I did large amounts of research, asked professionals questions, I failed over and over again, I was just about ready to quit and then I found myself on this site looking at a product called Sit Stay Fetch. It didn't take anytime at all until Renny was acting like a dog with some class. It was truely amazing! I wondered if Sassie were to old at this point to try and train using this method and guess what? Sassie doesn't use the bathroom in the house anymore, AND, she doesn't bark! MIRACLE!!! For this reason, I highly recommend this product to people. It's easy, it's effective, and it's quick! It comes with a free report for you guys to check out before comitting to it, so give it a shot. It's crazy how much stress and frustration I DON'T have anymore. Obedience training for a dog is highly necessary, so get out there and get it done. You won't regret it.

Posted in Uncategorized on Thursday 20th of November 2008 11:58:09 PM