[scottdeus12]

Thanks Hodar, I’ll have to check that out.

Scott

[Hodar]

Dog Speak

This is the edition I was referring to.

[AnAmericanMother]

Gosh, we need to answer a few questions right up front, because different methods work better in different situations.

1. What breed of dog do you have?

2. What do you plan to DO with the dog? Is he going to be just a house dog/companion, or do you plan to engage in specific training either for competition or for the dog's natural 'job'?

3. How letter perfect do you need the dog to be?

4. How willing are YOU to get trained in what the dog needs?

Once we've got THOSE questions answered, then we can start zeroing in on the best method for you to train your dog.

And then there's the question of how to find the best trainer for you and your dog. It's sometimes a fairly involved process.