• Too busy or too lazy to train your dog yourself
• Going out of town for Thanksgiving or Christmas
• Staying at home mom and the kids drain you out as it is
• Rather have an expert do the hardest part of the training for you
• Tired of constant arguing over your dog's bad habits or over-protectiveness
• Taking your vacation, or going on your honeymoon

Or, Perhaps You Are...

• Working long hour shifts
• Studying for an exam
• Sick of your dog peeing and pooping inside your house
• In the process of moving or remodeling your home/yard
• Mother to be
• Traveling or leaving on a business trip
• Need to get a surgery or recovering from one
• Disappointed by the progress you got from group classes or from a private trainer...

Then Our Doggie Boot Camp Might Be the Perfect Choice For You!

This is our most popular program for a reason. This is because it REALLY works. Just like breeders, we get dogs ship to us from all over the country. Maybe it is because we are lazier and busier than ever, or maybe you prefer the "expert" to do all the hard work for you, and then you do the easier part of the process, which is the--maintenance! Unlike typical dog schools, we accept dogs from ten weeks to ten years old. So don't worry. No dog is too young or too old to learn the right from wrong. What is an acceptable behavior and what isn't.

Correct the 10 Biggest Mistakes that Even “Trainers” Make
Separate the Myths From the Facts!

Just by correcting these ten mistakes and misconceptions, you’ll automatically improve your chances of success to a level matching the top 1% of the most effective dog trainers in the world. You may find this hard to believe, but even experienced trainers make some of these mistakes. Yes. I am obviously referring to professionals who train dogs for a living.

If you really want to cut down on your training time and see a REAL difference in your dog’s training response, busting these myths and mistakes will be your stepping stone in achieving amazing results!

Myth #1: Training Ruins a Dog’s Personality and Breaks His Spirit

Dog abuse does that--not proper training combined with dog psychology. When you catch your dog making a mistake, you need to correct it, not punish it. There is a big difference!
Hint: A sign of an abusive method is when you or your trainer is yelling, hitting or hanging your poor dog by his feet in order to make him listen or submit. Certain training tools can also be “misused” in the wrong hands.  

Myth #2: Train Your Dog with Treats and He Will Eventually Listen to You Just As Well, Even Without Any Goodies Forever and Ever After

This without a doubt has to be THE BIGGEST SCAM in dog training history! Answer this: Would you still work for your company once they stop paying you? Then how could you possibly expect the same level of response from your poor dog? Especially once you stop giving it those treats--that’s when you'll be able to see his “real level of response.” You'll soon realize that NO Treats--equals to NO RESPONSE! You should surprise your dog with treats once in a while, and at the very “end” of your training session, but NOT before each command. That is how you’ll be fair, smart AND practical.

Your dog should sit, stay or lie down because you said so and not because he's going to get a crispy bacon strip. Most of us were raised that way by our parents and turned out OK. Besides, when you think about it, wouldn’t you rather rely on your Love, Leadership, Praise and Technique, instead of Hotdogs, Cheese, Biscuit and Dried Liver? Let’s face it, it doesn’t take much talent OR skill to bribe a dog to death and confuse it with dog training. Everybody knows that’s simply--“bribery!" And guess what? Bribery always gets you very quick, but short-lived results.

Myth #3: Dog Parks Are the Best Place to Get Your Dog Socialized

Actually, this is where your dog picks up lots of bad habits that aren’t easy to break. These include: barking nonstop for NO reason, chasing and tackling each other, humping constantly, your dog may start marking inside your home, try to steal or guard toys from other dogs--and maybe even from you. Let's not forget, jumping up on people, on dogs, growling, snapping, lunging and the risk of your dog being bullied by much bigger and stronger dogs. If you happen to own a tough dog, the day will come when your dog will meet his match that challenges yours causing a very nasty dog fight. Don't forget that not all the dogs are going to be healthy, spayed/neutered or even fully vaccinated for that matter.

You’ve probably known of someone that didn’t like you, or even picked on you for no reason. It is not much different in dog parks. There will be that one dog that will pick on yours and even maul it for no reason, and just because he felt like it. Sadly, this results in your dog losing total trust in you and becoming fearful or even aggressive toward certain breeds, or worse, toward ALL other dogs for a very long time. As you can see, taking your canine friend to dog parks is a gamble where the odds are strongly against you. So choose wisely!

Myth #4: Don’t Bother Giving Your Dog ANY Commands, Until You Get His Visual Attention by Saying, “Watch Me!” First

Think about this: Would you rather have your dog look at you or actually “listen” to you? I expect both. But if it really came down it, we have to agree that LISTENING is far more important. Then do yourself and your doggie a favor and don’t slow down your training progress with the annoying, watch me… watch me… watch me command, that’s just nagging!!! (Poor men; now you know how we feel!) Watch what?? You are not even asking your poor dog to look at you. You actually want him to look at your hotdog that you are holding in front of your face. And when you research this, you'll discover that you only need your dog’s eyes glued to you if you choose to prepare him for obedience competitions. Speaking from experience, most of you only care for a well-mannered and obedient pet, and not a super-trained dog that wins you a bunch of titles, ribbons and trophies.

Myth #5: Since “NO” Doesn’t Seem to Get Your Dog’s Attention Anymore, Change it to “Eh”, “Eh-eh” or “Shht” Instead

You definitely want your dog to stop whatever it’s doing the second it hears, “NO!” Even if you have been somewhat successful in getting your dog’s attention with strange terms such as: “Eh,” “Eh-eh,” or my favorite of all--“baaaah,” your friends, relatives, kids and your neighbors will laugh at you and have a hard time remembering it. Let’s face it. When your dog misbehaves in an emergency situation, it’s very awkward for you or others to make funny sounds. But everybody will feel much comfortable saying or even yelling out NO to your dog if and when needed!  It's no secret that my man Cesar Millan can control dogs with “Shhht” and it works great for him. But are you The Dog Whisperer? I didn’t think so! (Hey Cesar, You owe me one bud!)

Myth #6: You Can Solve Your Dog’s Bad Habits Which Mostly Occur in Your Home, by Joining an Obedience Class

Here is the main problem with group classes: they are NOT your typical daily routine! After all, ask yourself when was the last time you ran into ten dogs and ten owners desperately trying to make their dogs all obey at once? Hardly ever! You most likely run into one person at a time walking their dog, jogging their dog, passing through the isle in a pet store, or maybe at the vet’s office. Now that-- is what you call a REAL-LIFE scenario! Let’s not forget the dogs that bark constantly at you through fences as you walk in your neighborhood. Or the ones that constantly pull on their leashes dragging their owners or even lunging at you and your dog. So whether it is your dog behaving this way or others, you’ll soon realize that group classes will not make you and your dog “street-smart.”

I hate to say it, but you need to be prepared for those owners who are not as skilled and not using their common sense at all times. Again, that is just another hard-to-avoid reality, is it not? Some of these dog owners seem to be clueless and may act nervous or scared as you and your dog approach them.  So whether someone is jogging their dog, walking their dog, or being pulled by their dog, you need to be able to keep your pooch under your complete control no matter what the circumstances. Even if you are approached by dog that’s running loose, your dog should obey your commands without losing its cool.

Also, solving your dog’s bad habits such as: potty training, jumping up, play-biting, barking excessively, over-protectiveness, bolting out the door, terrorizing your cat, counter surfing, separation anxiety and not having manners around your guests, are best solved in a one-on-one setting. The reality is, group-class trainers, no matter how qualified they may be, and no matter how hard they try to be effective, CANNOT help you with these issues. This is because it is extremely difficult to get that one-on-one attention you need in a class full of other dogs and owners that all have their own separate issues to deal with. Even teaching your dog simple commands such as walking on a Loose Leash, Stay, Lie Down and Come to You When Called, are best taught at your home, or without any distractions first. News flash: The majority of “group class trainers” hide this simple fact from you.

Myth #7: You Can’t Really Teach a Young Pup Under Four Months Old. And If Your Dog Is More Than a Few Years Old, You Are Totally Out of Luck!

The truth is no dog is ever too young or too old to learn the right from wrong. What is acceptable and what is not. It doesn’t really matter whether your dog is a stubborn eight-year-old grouch or a hyperactive eight- week-old pup. With a “Diverse Method,” all dogs can be trained and learn to follow your rules. You should NOT have to tolerate bad habits―such as peeing and pooping all over your house, jumping up on your guests, lunging, snapping, running around like a maniac, barking excessively, or knocking down your kids. Also, let’s not forget terrorizing your guests, chasing down the mail carrier, or letting your dogs get in nasty fights with each other.  I’m sure you agree that there is no excuse or age limit for ANY of these bad habits. And I promise you, with the proper guidance and training technique, they all can be reduced and even eliminated.

Myth #8: All Dogs Can Be Trained with the Same Training Tool

There is no magical tool that works on EVERY dog. Some dogs are just too strong, too big, too fast, too stubborn, and too sneaky for their poor owners. So which training tools do top trainers swear by? The answer may surprise you, but they also rely on whatever tool that works best for them and their own dogs. So why should it be any different with you? If the training tool in which you are using at the moment doesn’t seem to get your dog’s full attention, try a different one. Why use something that doesn’t work? This is especially important when your dog is faced with hard-to-ignore distractions such as other dogs, your visitors, the mail carrier or around your neighborhood’s cats.

Myth #9: Dogs Were Born to Please

Sorry to burst your bubble, but the majority of our dogs would rather please themselves first. It’s obvious that your dog loves you dearly, but don’t confuse that with “respect” or “obedience.” Think about it. If all dogs were considered as natural PLEASERS, why there are so many dog training books, dog trainers, dog behaviorists and even doggie shrinks? Everybody would have a perfect dog with no bad habits. No matter what the circumstances, all dogs would listen to their owners and everybody would own a super-trained Lassie. (Hey, that is what you call a pleaser, don’t you??? I rest my case!)

Myth #10: If You Send Your Dog Away to Be Trained, It Will Learn to Listen ONLY to the Trainer and Still Ignore You Just Like Before

Here’s how I will bust this myth once and for all! You can’t argue with the fact that all the best-trained dogs in the world have been trained by an expert first. Let’s think of dogs for the blind, dogs for the handicapped, drug sniffing dogs, and even hunting and attack-trained police dogs. All  of these dogs have been trained by an expert trainer first. Doggie Boot Camp CAN BE a wise choice for you, especially when you travel out of town, have a busy schedule, are a mother to be, are in the process of moving or remodeling, or if you just prefer the “expert” to do the hardest part, so all you have to do is the maintenance on your own.

Look, you need to be involved in your dog’s training regardless. It’s just some owners prefer to be involved from the beginning to the end. Some prefer to get involved AFTER the dog has been completely trained--which I have found to be a much smoother and less stressful process. This is because your dog goes to rehab and gets trained or even re-trained for the better. Next comes the hardest part--training YOU!

Now for those trainers who are against “send away dog training,” or believe it is not as effective, they have never tried to train a dog without their owners. In fact, they never even owned a kennel, worked with someone who operates a kennel, and think they know what they’re talking about. Well they don’t. This is because they never even gave this strategy a chance. Think of it like trying Sushi. If you noticed, most of those who say they hate Sushi are the ones who never even tried it and probably never will. I have tried Sushi and love it. I also have trained thousands of dogs, with and without their owners’ initial involvement. And when you really think about it, it all depends on your choice, your dog, your expectation, and let’s not forget--your budget.

NOTE: These ten dog training myths have been presented to you in the most condensed way possible. As you read the rest of the book, you'll notice how I’ll back up what I am trying to convey with even more compelling facts. But don’t take my word for it! I prefer that you research and study all ten of these myths and mistakes for yourself. Observe some dog classes, visit different dog parks, talk to a few dog owners who HAVE actually tried different training methods and different trainers. Also, compare this book to other dog training and dog psychology books on the market.

I’m confident the results you’ll get by following the “Diverse Method” will be so convincing, that you’ll agree other philosophies hardly even compare. By being diverse, you combine the best of ALL methods. And this versatility is what will make you flawless.

Written by International Master Trainer and Canine Psychologist, Kevin "The Dog Prodigy"

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