Golden Retriever Training & Breed Overview: How to Understand & Train your Golden, by using Positive Modern Techniques

If you want to understand and train your adorable Golden better, without spending hundreds on a dog trainer, then keep reading… Goldens are charming fur-balls of energy! They are loyal, intelligent, friendly and change their owners lives forever.

Un-trained Goldens can be a little… “ruff” around the edges though! Jumping on strangers out of joy, chewing on pillows or your kids homework are just some of the issues inexperienced owners run into.

This is where we come in! We are not only trainers, but a group of dog lovers and pet owners, who combined their knowledge to pass it on to others. We hope our work helps dog owners achieve a better understanding of their four legged friends and this way help lessen the abandonment of dogs, which sadly happens more and more.

Here is just a little of what you will discover inside...

• Why Goldens are the perfect family pet • The 4 little known ways Goldens communicate with you… besides barking • The secret to keeping their coats clean and healthy • What their lifespan looks like in detail • We all know the game “fetch”, but add THESE games your little guy or gal will love to the repertoire • The incredibly effective ways to train your Golden Retriever • How to deal with common misbehaviors. Don’t harshly punish… do this instead • The best way to effectively potty train your pup… with the least accidents

... and more!

If you are a new owner and you are feeling a little overwhelmed, the strategies in this book will guide you. Even if you have owned many dogs before and are highly experienced with them we encourage all Golden moms/dads to give this book a read. It is stuffed with useful tips and facts you may not have considered or known about your Blondie.

So, if you’re ready to understand & train your Golden with loving and positive techniques, then scroll up and click "Buy Now".

© 2019 Admore Publishing (Hörbuch): 9781094236834

Erscheinungsdatum

Hörbuch: 5. September 2019