Review - My Dog Tutor

April 2nd, 2008 | Dave | General Dog Training

Unfortunately, most people only go looking for dog training courses after problems arise. The time to start thinking about dog training is before you even choose a dog. Some homes simply aren’t right for raising a dog.

Understanding that, My Dog Tutor begins at the beginning … making sure your lifestyle and home are well-suited for raising a dog. There’s an emphasis on responsibility in these early pages. Raising a puppy (as well as an older dog) requires an investment of time and money. Are you prepared (and able) to make the commitment?

If you are, then My Dog Tutor takes you through establishing a relationship with your dog and the basics of training. There are acknowledged approaches to dog training and you’ll find a good foundation here. Next, the ebook addresses dog problems … aggression, digging, barking, biting and nipping, and more. If you’re having a problem with your dog, you’ll find a solution in this section. The ebook wraps up with a section on non-training problems such shedding, bad breath, fleas and flatulence.

My Dog Tutor comes with three bonus ebooks: Puppy Names, How To Tell If Your Dog Is Sick, and A First Aid Kit For Dogs.

If you’re interested in advanced dog training, then there are better resources for you. However, this is a solid ebook if you’re considering getting a dog or you’re trying to solve a dog problem such as barking or aggression. In its pages, you’ll find a very good foundation of everything it takes to raise a dog, and a solution for just about any common dog problem you might encounter.

You can learn more here: My Dog Tutor