Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy: The UK's No.1 Dog Training Book

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It's for owners of dogs of all ages and the book is split into four sections: Important Exercises, Problem Behaviours and How to Help, Exercises for Quality of Life, and finally, Learning About Dogs, Learning About Training. Over this brand new 3 day course, Steve will help you pack your puppy training portfolio to bursting point, and give you the tools to be the very best Easy Peasy Puppy Trainer you can be. It gives you, as an owner, a better insight into doggy body language and helps you to introduce your pup to other dogs while you are out and about. It is all about encouraging puppy to do what you want them to do and giving no attention to behaviour you don’t want to see.

He has a friendly, jokey style that made me feel like, although there’s a lot to do in training the puppy, it’s also going to be a lot of fun!Download PDF Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy:Your Simple Step-by-Step Guide to Raisingand Training a Happy Puppy by Steve Mannyou can download free book and read Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom for free here. As these charges are the responsibility of the recipient, please check the customs service in your destination country to see if charges are applicable. Just make sure your dog can see and hear the monstrous machine from a distance and has something positive to pair with the sight and sound of it eg a yummy kong, filled with their favourite treats can be a fun thing to do whilst the washing machine monster is on! In his book “Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy” reknowned dog trainer Steve Mann describes building positive associations with the vet.

Forcing them to meet the big dog, talk to Aunty Joan, sit on the kerb while lorries whizz past his nose (or whatever the stimulus may be) will make the dog even more reluctant next time the situation arises. We do this by delivering a ‘cue’ (asking puppy to perform a certain behaviour), ‘marking’ the behaviour (by saying “good! However, the way you help your puppy cope with his or her emotions will have a big impact on how he or she reacts to everyday situations in the future. It is casual enough that you feel like you are having a conversation with Steve, yet it is full of solid advice, ways to approach your pet, tips and tricks (though in reality, there is no trick, other than starting training your dog right and don't use violence or aggression to them). If the puppy feels safe, secure, loved and optimistic, then the behaviours we want are easy to teach, and reliable.

I've been training puppy classes for several years but this course has absolutely revolutionised the exercises and techniques I'll be using from now on. That’s been done before, millions of times, so I wanted to take a gamble and use the stories, methods, and ethos that I’ve used with all of my dog training to date.

Steve Mann obviously knows his dogs and the training which goes along with owning a dog, I can't fault his knowledge, he explains everything in very lamen's terms so no matter whether this is your fifteenth dogs or your a first-time pup-parent you will find something of interest and gain new insight into your puppy's behaviour and how to get passed all their hurdles. I’ve also got a third book coming out for Christmas 2020 and an exciting new writing project for 2021, but I’ll tell you about that the next time we chat! Your job is to show your puppy that x, y and z are not scary, will not hurt him and can safely be either ignored or embraced. A brilliant 3 days which gave me material and ideas for many more years of my puppy classes to come.I will be revisiting this book a lot when we actually have our puppy, to be able to follow the steps of the training. As it is, I feel discombobulated in not knowing where to start, meaning which training exercises should I start with from day one?

Tycker att författaren och hundtränaren Steve Mann har en fin värdegrund och en sund inställningen till hundens lärande. Teddy moved in two weeks ago and quickly enlightened me on how much free time I’d had, and have now lost.

So I started the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT) in the UK so I could teach more dog trainers, to then reach out and help more dogs, which was great, but still left so many dogs and owners untouched. Perfect puppy”, no, it tells you why you should do it in a certain way, and even gives you examples of the problems it may create if you don’t! Apart from writing, and running the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers, I’m just trying to live the life my dogs would want me to live.