Dog Service Dogs Book Report

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

In my first book, I would like to thank my family, my role models who own dogs, my friends, and all the people who had helped me on my journey to become a dog whisperer.

Of course, I keep in mind all of them, and without them my initial book wouldn't be attainable. I would like to acknowledge all dog lovers, and also the power that everyone they hold despite the fact that they'll not realize it yet. The story begins with my uncle, who introduced the American state to the art of dog coaching over 30 years previously.

He was being my inspiration of these years. When I was growing up, my uncle used to swank that he could teach a dog to try and do something he asked them, and he did wonderful coaching to his dog. Service dogs as we all know them these days are a product of our trendy life, however, they served us in similar

-- Is it as a punish to the dog?! -- How can we motivate our dog to follow orders?

Okay, starting with training. Training is not hard and unusual punishment. It actually enhances the relationship between you and your dog over the years. Once he understands what you expect, you will get along much better. During the training, you’ll learn his language and he’ll figure out what you’re trying to tell him.

The more time and effort you put into the training, the more you will get out. If this is your first dog or if not, you may want to hire a private trainer, and this is what the book offer to you.

With us you can teach your puppy some basics, such as sit, come, down, stay, how to walk nicely on a leash, how to behave involves quite spoken communication his name followed by giving him a command, and the relation between training and a little piece of food. Effective training need to know the body language of a dog, anticipating the dog’s responses, set time of the rewards, and make a variety of the rewards to keep him