First of all, I was skeptical about training by a young and 'inexperienced' trainer.
However, the truth is that this is a professional female dog trainer.
I hope you don't think I'm prejudiced because she is a female like me, but let's face it, ladies are more gentle, understanding and patient.
I looked at the Puppy Training and Dog Training Online and had mixed feelings about how to train dogs.
I hate to say this but there are some (it rhymes with numb) dogs out there.
Although most dogs are above average in many respects, some are more astute, amenable, and savvy to learning.
In other words, there are those who just don't get it and need direction.
It is what it is.
I saw one dog on her online video that didn't know when to shut up.
He was a barker.
Puppy Training and Dog Training Online showed how to simply quiet him and keep him that way.
Applause please.
Another one was a digger.
I used to do that when I was a puppy and soon learned it was annoying and damaging to my owner and dirty on my paws.
I hated to have to clean my paws off to get into the house.
I saw how that was treated on the video and wondered why I never was trained to stop.
Walking politely on a leash is a must and I know from experience because my brother, Vinny, was always tugging to go where he wanted to go.
He would stop at every bush and tree to sniff and 'pickup his mail'.
Very annoying and embarrassing to his owner.
I grew up in Embarrass, MN.
and know what kind of a signal that sends.
(Check out my story.
) The video shows how to correct this with shortcuts, strategies and demos.
I wish there was more of this demo because this is where the basics begin.
For my complete review see the link below.