Puppy Training Guide: Tips and Tricks to Training and Housetraining Your New Puppy

David Christopher

Osmora Inc.

About this ebook

If you are thinking of adding, or have already added a puppy to your household, but it can be a bit overwhelming.  

What do you need to buy for the puppy?  How do you get them to stop chewing?  How do you housetrain them and what is crate training?  How do you get that little, energetic puppy to listen to you when you want them to obey?  

Do not panic, we have all the answers that you need about what to do for your new puppy and how to puppy proof your house and save your sanity!  

We will go over basic puppy needs and supplies for you.  Is crate training right for you, and what are the benefits?  We have simple and easy methods for housetraining, and how to stop your puppy from chewing and whining is all in the book as well.  Learn how to get your puppy to get used to walking on a leash and how to teach them basic commands.   

Ratings and reviews

Covers tons of stuff, organized in a useful way. It has been a godsend over the last three weeks of puppy-care! Sometimes it helps to just know that other people have dealt with things like chewing and biting, and that there are techniques to deal. Good stuff.

I have 2 dogs, and I couldn't gone through it without the excellent help of this book. Of course, read it if you have dogs xD otherwise will be pointless, unless you are a dog trainer or aiming to be one. Great tips and great ways of helping us understand them! Thank you.

Fantastic book, however, I always need to get more. Please, send us a second edition!! Love it

About the author

David Christopher grew up around animals, especially dogs and learned to train them from his father.  He took his love of animals and opened his own obedience school, which he runs with his wife in Oakland, California.  From group classes to one-on-one sessions, he is very well known for his ability to help correct dog behavior.  David also fosters dogs for rescue groups, helping to socialize fearful and abused dogs so that they learn how to trust again and can be adopted out to new families.