In your first two lessons we covered what things you have to do in order to prepare yourself for pet training. Many people will find that lessons 1 and 2 are going to be the absolute hardest part of a pet training process. If you are not consistent in your approach then your dog will not be consistent in their learning. Also, since you will find that other people do not like being told what to do, even if it is your pet, your training, and your desire to have a happy, well-training pet.

Luckily the next step is relatively easy compared to those lessons. Let take a look at the basic stuff we will need to do to pick a location for pet training success. Continue Reading

The other day we talked about how important it is for you to remain consistent with your puppy training techniques. We cannot over-state the important of keeping your level of consistency, well consistent. The more repetitive you are, the quicker your pet will learn, and the more readily your pet will listen.

Today we are going to discuss one of the biggest setbacks a beginner pet trainer will encounter. Unfortunately this is a real pain to have to deal with, and can often get you in trouble. That is the problem of having “too many trainers”.

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