From Secrets to Scams and Myths to Mistakes This Book Reveals it All!
This Book Gives You a Totally New Perspective About: 1. Yourself - Your thoughts, beliefs and perception
of your current and previous dogs.
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10 Hard-to-Pass Bonuses that Come Along with the Purchase of the Book! BONUS #1: -- Nametag Mistake that Could Actually Do More Harm than Good -- (As a Teaser, We Are Giving Away This
One Right Here—Right Now—Right Below! ) BONUS #2: -- No More
Barking Excessively -- Learn how to teach your dog that barking is OK, but not excessively. And it needs to stop on your command. If your dog barks only when you are away and you've tried a pet store bark collar and had no luck with it, it's time to know which bark collars the real pros rely on. (Hint: It is not Pet Safe.) Unfortunately, your typical Pet Smart or Petco still DOES NOT carry any of these brands. Learn how to get the peace and quiet back and be on good terms with your neighbors. Folks, this is the only way to save your dog’s vocal cords and, not to forget, your sanity. BONUS #3: -- Stop Your Dog's Destructive
Chewing -- Whether it is on your valuable furniture, your shoes, your cell phone, your remote control, your socks, your sprinkler system, or your spa cover, some dogs will never outgrow the destructive chewing. You can exhaust your dog by running or walking him all day, yet he still might chew on your electrical wires or your fancy Persian rug. Buying lots of strong toys and constantly rotating them helps, but very little. This tip alone will easily save you hundreds of dollars, if not thousands, by keeping your valuable items from becoming the victim of your dog’s teeth. BONUS #4: -- Put an End to Your Dog's
Digging -- BONUS #5: -- Poop in
One Area Only -- Save yourself and your kids from constantly stepping on your dog's doo-doo and limit those flies to one area only. Plus, get rid of the yellow spots on your lawn. Note: This secret also speeds up the progress of potty training your dog. BONUS #6: -- -- Dish
Bowl Guarding --
Most owners assume that the best way to stop a dog from guarding his bowl is to snatch away the dish. They are tragically mistaken. This only masks the problem and never really gets to the root cause of this dangerous habit. Someday, somehow, you WILL see your dog guarding or lunging at you over something else. Here's how true aggression experts solve this once and for all. And NO, you cannot always fight fire with fire. So there will be no slamming, kicking, hanging, or yelling at your dog to prove your point. BONUS #7: -- Mastering the
Art of Fetching "Correctly" -- Let's face it; your dog probably takes the object, but doesn't always bring it back to you. Or it may bring back the ball, but won't let go of it. From tennis balls to squeak toys to tug-of-war toys, this is the best way to teach your dog the rules of the game. Right now your dog is thinking to himself, "You mean you’re telling me that I have to run allllllll the way there... and just hand it to you? Your Majesty? Yeah, right. Won't you come and chase me for it? That's how we do it in our doggie kingdom!" BONUS #8: -- Stop Dog Attacks -- No need to carry pepper spray, a cane, baseball bat, stun-gun or even a real gun. This tool works whether you are walking your dog or jogging by yourself. Don't worry. It is not a cattle prod either. Most importantly, it is totally safe, humane, compact and easy to carry. If you want to avoid vet bills, lawsuits, and dog bites in the process of breaking up a nasty dog fight, you need this device. BONUS #9: -- Cure Shyness and Fearfulness -- Does your dog hide behind you or is nowhere to be found when you have company? Does she bark excessively, keep her distance or use you as a shield? Whether they're tall, in uniform, wearing baseball caps, or Matrix-style shades and trench coats, do you notice your dog shying away from men? This is how you can get your dog's confidence back in no time. BONUS #10:
-- That's Right. We Had to Save the Very Best for Last. --
-- Nametag Mistake that Could Actually Do More Harm than Good -- A Sure Giveaway! Because Kevin is Much Nicer than Your Average Fella! Nametag Mistakes All Dog Owners Make Why revealing your dog’s name and address isn’t smart after all!
Has Cancer - Needs Meds Now, why am I suggesting this? Sadly, cancer is one of those things that have touched us all in one way or another. So no matter how cute, how gorgeous, how rare, how expensive, how well-mannered or even how well-trained your dog may be, most of those who might find your dog would find it difficult to get attached if he isn’t going to be around that long. Mentioning your dog’s name is also another big mistake. Again, if someone decides to keep your dog, let them at least suffer by going through the hassle of renaming your dog. The same applies to the address. It is NOT smart or safe to let perfect strangers know your last name, where you live, how you live or what kind of vehicle is parked in your driveway. Don’t forget to include the area code on the tag. This is important, since dogs can end up miles away, in a totally different county, or just in case you are traveling out of town. Make sure the phone number is your "cell" number, NOT a landline. If that day ever comes when your dog is missing, you’ll want to grab your mobile phone and look for your dog—not make a thousand trips back and forth to see if anyone called your home phone. Relying on a microchip or the rabies tag doesn’t help either. Anyone with the wrong intentions could still keep your dog. So think about this, who would want a dog that could cost thousands of dollars in vet bills, including various tests, to find out what kind of cancer the dog has and whether it’s even treatable? Don’t write “a sick dog.” People will see that your dog doesn’t seem ill and assume that he has fully recovered. Don’t rely on having the vet’s number on the tag. If your dog is ever lost and someone decides to locate you, wouldn’t you rather get that call instead of your vet? Veterinarians and their staff are busy and a message can easily be misplaced or forgotten. Plus, this could happen after hours or on a holiday. Besides, if your dog is ever hurt, I’m sure that you’d want to be the one making that critical decision in his treatment, not a complete stranger. Always make sure that your dog’s wearing his or her collar with this tag. Always. People naturally trust a dog that is wearing a name tag rather than a dog that appears to be a stray. You can never be too careful. Your dog could bolt out the door, dig or chew its way out of your yard, take advantage of an open door or, worst of all, face a natural disaster. All this results in your unattended dog running scared. And if that day ever comes, you’d want your dog with a collar and this tag. This is one of my secrets that all my clients love and appreciate. Please don’t put this off. Get it done immediately. If some day the animal control officers happen to find your dog, they usually will do their best to get hold of you first. This could save you close to a hundred dollars in surrender fees. I hope you never have to face that day, but if you ever do, hopefully this tip will ensure your dog’s quick and safe return. Get Your Hands on All Remaining 9 Mouth-Watering Bonuses
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