Master Dog Trainer and Canine Psychologist in His Book,
"Hidden Secrets Behind Dog Training"
-- Reveals the Best & Worst Ways to Train Your Dog --

Separate the myths from facts while revealing the hard-to-find secrets with great real-life examples, logic, practicality and a bit of humor. Kevin's book has it all. No other dog training book on the web or in book stores reveals the secrets and the mistakes of dog trainers in this much detail. You'll finally learn EXACTLY what works and what doesn't. From dog obedience training, canine behavior modification, to applying dog psychology, they are all jam-packed in this book.

Whether you are a puppy owner, first-time dog owner, experienced dog owner, or even a professional dog trainer who is on top of his/her game, this book is for you. Soon you'll be able to download 80% of this dog psychology book for free. Unlike other Free Dog Training Books out there, this one dares to step up to the challenge and comes at you from a totally different angle. Some believe Kevin’s book is destined to become a bestseller. We let you book-readers be the judge.

Even the Most Experienced Trainers Have Hard Time Matching Our Results.
Download the Video Clip Below to See for Yourself!

Unlike the Majority of Trainers Out There, We Deliver Results with:

NO Yelling, NO Hitting, NO Slamming, NO Hanging, NO Shock Collars
and Even NO Treat-Bribery! That is What Makes Us Stand Out !!!

IMPORTANT: As you can see in the clip above, our training philosophy is based on Love, Praise, Leadership and Technique. The way true dog training supposed to be. Let's be honest. You don't need to hire us or anyone else to abuse or bribe your dog--you can do that yourself just fine!

Like anything else, there is always a big difference between hiring a rookie and a Pro!!! You will NEVER get such results that you just saw in our video clip, by hiring a hobbyist who trains dogs on the side, in groups, or at your local pet stores every Wed night at 7pm. In fact, we dare you to see if you can prove us wrong!

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Whether You Prefer Our Boot Camp or Have Us Come to You...
We Can Help You Put An End to All These:

Play-biting
Jumping Up
Hyperactivity
Stealing Food
Not Coming
Begging
Lunging
Whining
Snapping
Bolting
Barking
Leash-Pulling

Even Challenging Issues:

Chasing and Terrorizing Your Poor Cat
House Training/Stop the Inappropriate Marking
Over-protectiveness Toward Men or Even All Strangers
Polite Greeting: NO Jumping Up - NO Humping Your Guests
Separation Anxiety: Destructiveness, Barking, Scratching, Whimpering

Your Dog Will Finally Obey You WITHOUT:

Raising Your Voice, Repeating His Name, or Snapping Your Finger
The Need to Constantly Rely or "Pretend" as If You Are Holding a Treat
Getting Physical/Abusive - NO Need to Hit, Smack or Pin Your Dog on its Back

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Master the Jaw-Dropping Secrets of:

Off-leash and Distance Response Because NO Matter What, Dogs Get Loose
Stay Command (Up 20 min to an hour) Yes, Your Dog Will Relax and Fall Asleep
Distraction-Proofing Secrets that Work Against Tough Odds Anywhere and Anytime
Complete Voice Response - That's Right. No Need to Get Louder & Louder with Your Dog

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

by Author, Master Trainer and Dog Psychologist - Kevin "The Dog Prodigy" Salem

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 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 will be your stepping stone in achieving eyebrow-raising 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 a trainer is yelling, hitting or hanging your poor dog by his feet in order to make him listen or submit. Certain training tools also can 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 Tidbits Forever and Ever After

This without a doubt HAS to be the biggest scam in dog training history! Think about it. 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 him those cookies? You should surprise your dog with treats once in a while, but at the very “end” of your training session and NOT before each command. That is being fair, smart AND practical. Besides, 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 and turned out OK, didn’t we? 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 then confuse it with dog training. Everybody knows that’s simply--“bribery!”

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

This is where your dog actually picks up lots of bad habits that aren’t easy to break. These include: barking nonstop for NO reason, tackling and chasing each other, humping constantly, start marking inside your home, and even stealing or guarding toys from other dogs--and maybe even from you. Let's not forget jumping up on people, on dogs, growling, snapping, lunging and the chance 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 of these dogs are going to be healthy, vaccinated or even spayed/neutered. You’ve probably known of someone that didn’t like you for no apparent 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 just because he felt like it. This results in your dog losing total trust in—YOU--and becoming fearful or even aggressive toward certain breeds, or worse, toward ALL dogs for rest of its life. As you can see, taking your baby 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

Answer this honestly! Would you rather have your dog look at you or actually “listen” to you? I prefer both. But we all know that LISTENING is far more important. Then please don’t slow down your training progress with the annoying, watch me… watch me… watch me… that’s called nagging!!! (Poor men. Now you know what we go through.) 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, rather than a super-trained dog that wins you all these titles, ribbons and trophies.

Myth #5: Since “NO” Doesn’t 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, people naturally tell it--“NO!” They won't really remember or even care much for any other terms. Sure, Cesar Millan can control dogs with “Shhht” and it works for him. 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 dog classes: they are structured to teach your dog the “obedience factor” only!  Ask yourself AND the trainer conducting that group class, how are you able to solve my dog's bad habits that mostly occur in my HOME, by joining your group class that is full of ten more unruly dogs? Can you really help me solve my dog’s potty training, jumping up, play-biting, barking excessively, over-protectiveness, bolting out the door, chasing my cat, counter surfing, separation anxiety and not having manners around my guests, by dragging it every Wednesday night to a group class? So here’s the truth most of these dog schools hide from you: Group-class trainers, no matter how qualified they may be, and no matter how much they are trying to be helpful, when it really comes down to it, they CANNOT help you with these issues. You need that one-on-one attention to accomplish those tasks. Even teaching your dog to Walk on a Loose Leash, Stay, Lie Down and Come to You When Called, are best taught in private or in your home first.

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

No dog is ever too young or too old to learn what is right and what is wrong, what is acceptable and what is not. It doesn’t really matter whether your dog is an eight week old pup or a stubborn eight year old dog. With a “Diverse Method,” all dogs can be trained and learn to follow your rules. For example, 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, knocking down your kids, terrorizing the guests and chasing down the mailman, are all unacceptable behavior. I’m sure you agree that there is no excuse or age limit for ANY of these bad habits and with proper guidance and training technique, they can be solved.

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 too rely on whatever tool that works best for them and their 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 attention or match your physical strength, try a different one. Why use what 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.” Also, if all dogs were truly natural PLEASERS, don’t you think there would be NO dog training books, dog trainers, dog behaviorists or even doggie shrinks? Everybody would have a perfect dog with no bad habits and a dog that listens to you AND everyone else, no matter what the circumstances. Hey, he's a pleaser, isn't he? 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 Just Like Before

Here’s how I will bust this myth once and for all! No dog trainer can argue with the fact that all the best-trained dogs you can think of have been trained by an expert first. Dogs for the blind, dogs for the handicap, hunting dogs, and attack-trained police dogs, are just to name a few. Doggie Boot Camp is a wise choice, especially when you travel out of town, have a busy schedule, mother to be, in process of moving, or, if you just prefer the “expert” to do the hardest part and have you do the maintenance. Basically your dog goes to rehab and gets re-trained, next comes the harder part--training YOU!

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 learn more about how I back up what I am trying to convey with even more compelling facts. But you don’t have to take my word for it! I want you to research and study all ten of these myths and mistakes for yourself. Watch some dog classes, observe different dog parks, talk to a few dog owners who have actually tried different training methods, and 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” taught in this book, will be so convincing, that you’ll agree other methods won’t stand a chance. This is because by being diverse, you are combining the best of every method making yourself highly versatile.   

About the Author:

Kevin Salem is considered to be one of the brightest minds in the world of dog training and one of the pioneers in his field. It’s hard to paint Kevin’s image with the same brush as others, as his unique way of thinking, writing, and philosophy truly makes him distinct.

If you are a fan of Cesar Millan, it will be difficult not to fall in love with Kevin’s book.
Mr. Salem brings out the best of both worlds by combining dog psychology WITH dog training in which he introduces it as the “Diverse Method!” This way of training has been originated from traditional dog training and is perfected by modern dog psychology. With over two decades of experience working with different breeds of dogs, Kevin has successfully trained over 8,000 dogs worldwide. Ever since he was young, he had a natural ability to relate to dogs earning his nickname, “The Dog Prodigy!”

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SO WHAT' IS SO SPECIAL ABOUT "THIS" BOOK???

From Secrets to Scams, Myths to Mistakes, This Book Reveals it All! Learn:

• Why Using Treats Instead of Praise Only Gets You a “Half Trained Dog!”
• Correct Your Top 10 Mistakes that Even “Trainers” Make Unknowingly!
• 20 Reasons Why Your Dog Ignores You Around Dogs, Visitors and Cats.
• Is Your Dog Stubborn or Dominant? And How to Tell the Difference!
• Harsh Realities about Dog Parks Nobody Warned You About!
• Spoiled Dog Test – What is Normal and What CAN Backfire at You!
• AGGRRRRRRRRRRESION – Detect it Like a Pro with Any Dog!
• Group Classes Under the Microscope! (Why They Rarely Work!)
• Exposing the “BIGGEST SCAM” in Dog Training Industry!
• 7 Factors in Training that Virtually—Guarantees—Your Success!
• How to Make Vet Visits Less Stressful and Fun for You and Your Dog!
• Unrealistic Expectations that You Might Be Aiming for. (A Must-Read!)

Learning More About the World of Dog Experts:

• Get Your Black Belt in Dog Psychology (Cesar fan? You’ll Love This!)
• What Most Dog Trainers DO NOT Want You to Know About Them.
• Hard Questions that Most Owners Would Not Dare to Ask the Trainers
• 10 Clever Ways How to Spot the Best & Worst Trainers in Your Town!
• When to Throw in the Towel and Hire a REAL Professional!
• The Breakthrough "Diverse Method": A Wake-Up Call for All of Us!
• Doggie Boot Camp – How and Why This Can Work Beautifully!
• Decoding the “Dog Training Industry” (This is the Icing on the Cake!)

IMPORTANT: If you are impressed by facts, logic, experience, practicality, real life examples, and a bit of humor—then this book is for you! We can proudly say that this is the first book of its kind that is written for owners, AND for trainers around the globe!

One thing is for sure. After reading this book you’ll never look at your dog, your technique, your trainer, and the dog training industry the same way again. Enjoy!

Dedication
I dedicate this book to all true dog lovers around the world.
    My dedication especially goes to those who volunteer at shelters, the ASPCA,
veterinarian clinics, foster homes, training schools and all nonprofiPt organizations,
making a difference in the everyday lives of dogs.

These dogs may come with cold noses, but they definitely make up for it with
their warm hearts and their unconditional love.

--Kevin the " Dog Prodigy"

!!! SCAM ALERT !!! BUYER BEWARE !!! CONSUMER ALERT !!!

Be on the lookout of trainers who just REFUSE to give you any references. You can bet your dog's life on it that this is a red flag. Think about it, if they are truly proud of their training method, delivered what they've promised, and have the right work ethics with their clients, then they should have no problem giving you a few names. This is even more important if they DO NOT have any classes for you to observe.

Get at least five references, three recent and two from six months to a year ago. Do not fall for
"client confidentiality bologna." Push again and say, "Look. I am not asking for their last names, addresses or social for crying out loud. I just want the very best for my dog!" Even ask for their business license number.
( Check to see where they are and AREN'T allowed to train or board dogs.) Wouldn't you want to do business with someone who is professional, legal and legit? Your wallet, your dog and your precious time is depending on it. No matter how impressive their web sites seem or how convincing they may sound on the phone, don't skip this. You won't regret it. If someone's happy with you, then they won't mind bragging about you. Don't you already do this when it comes to good movies, good books and good restaurants?

If they say, "Well. I could give you my best friend or my sister's number as a reference to trick you." Just say, you'll take it. Let's see what your own family and friends say about you first. Do you see where I'm going with this? Once you get a few references, this is where you ask what you like and didn't like about them, their trainers, and whether the dog listens off-leash, without treats, from far away. How about around other dogs, cats, kids and your guests?

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Please Don't Yell, Hit, or Get Rid of Your Poor Dog. Let Me Help You Train it. --Kevin Salem

Despite of what you've read, heard, tried, assumed or any doubt you may have in training your dog, it's fair to say that you haven't tried us yet. So if you think that your adult dog or even young puppy is just:

* Too Stubborn,
* Too Young,
* Too Old,
* Too Big,
* Too Sneaky,
* Too Strong,
* Too Hyper,
* Too Unpredictable,
* Too Over-protective
* Or Even Just Too Aggressive to Change for the Better...

We love to give you and your dog another chance.

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Let's face it. Dog training, true dog training,
and doing it "correctly" is an art. This is one of those arts that
even those who call themselves a dog trainer, have not yet fully mastered.

So we can honestly label them as--"Secrets". If they weren't secrets,
don't you think we'd see more well-trained dogs all around us?

Everybody would know how to train their dogs with great results
and we all would have a perfectly trained dog with no bad habits.

--Kevin the Dog Prodigy

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