Beyond Bumbles: Bumbles eBooks - For those with 'the need to know'.

Dear Dog Lover - or are you undecided on that one?

I wonder if you know the feeling of welcoming a wonderful puppy or dog into your home and your life and then being faced with the prospect of controlling and training it? Shock closely followed by panic? In my case, the dog in question was a large German Shepherd dog with a definite behaviour problem.

Standing on her rear legs with her front paws on my shoulders, my new GSD was as tall as me - and she was heavy! This trick which was performed at speed and taught by her previous owner, a large macho man, had to be trained out of her before she decked me! Dog training here I come!

I knew I had a definite dog training problem here. I could not take her to dog training classes - I could not restrain her in my small car - and in any case I did not want her to leave the property - her duty was to be my guard dog. To make matters worse, in a training class with this very large, uncontrollable dog that already considered it her solemn duty to guard me and take on all comers (a GSD trait) I would probably look a complete and utter idiot.

No thank you. I prefer to make my mistakes in private. Humiliation is not a strong point!

I became convinced that a dog training book was the answer. I had noticed that most of the eBooks that had been written and also the dog training classes that were on offer, were by people with no first class qualifications or accreditation. Worse still, some of the advice offered was downright dangerous.

This further convinced me that a simple, easy to follow, no nonsense method based on my own common sense, that suited both me and my Shepherd, was what was needed. The result is the eBook on dog training. The dog and I worked on each exercise for around 20 minutes reach day with amazing results.

So, we now have 'Dog Training the Quick and Easy Way'.

It Is the Easiest System I Could Design -
It Was Designed For Me By Me,
So It Just Had to Work and on ALL breeds of Dogs.

I thought my system was good, easy to understand and to follow BUT I needed to prove this point.

Then manna from Heaven. I found a Kennel Club Accredited Instructor who is also an Advanced Instructor for the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers who agreed to take a look at my book. For me, a few anxious days of waiting followed.

Then - in the words of the TV advert - 'The Man from Del Monte - he said YES.'

Like any good book, this one skips to the end to give you the punch line:

The contents of this book have been checked and approved by
a Kennel Club Accredited Instructor
and a British institute of Professional Dog Trainers, Advanced Instructor.

From: J. Ashman, Southampton. UK.

This is an excellent training guide for anyone with a puppy or an older dog.

These tips helped me easily cure my 5 year old German Shepherd dog's problem of jumping up. This was becoming a problem because the dog had to shut away when visitors arrived. My young son's friends were scared of the dog as well. Now the dog is calm, they can stroke him without being frightened he's going to jump up and knock them over.

The advice on Grooming was great too - I had not realised how important it was.

Although I have owned a number of mutts in the past, I have never focused my efforts on the training side of ownership, but more on the well-being and happiness of the dogs. The sheer power of my latest arrival, the German Shepherd, really focused my mind in the direction of obedience etc. So ask yourself,

Is your dog able to walk to heel on command?
Has your dog learned how to stay?
Will your dog sit - and stay in the sitting position?
Do you know how to put your dog in the 'stand' position whilst
it is being examined?
Will your dog come back to you when you call him?
and of course the jackpot question - is your dog obedient and a pleasure to be with?

If your answser is No to more than two of these questions then you definitely need to read this book.

Amongst other things it will tell you are:

If you to not already own a dog, you will find good advice on choosing your pet.
How to choose between a pedigree and a crossbred dog.
How to socialise your dog.
Tips on feeding your dog so that he/she remains healthy.
How to stop your dog jumping up at your friends and family.
How to groom your dog and how to cope with his lodgers.
Plus a wealth of other information.

In fact just about everything you need to know to set you on the road to happy dog ownership.

From: Kylie Bull - Journalist - FINLAND.

Approved by a Kennel Club Accredited Instructor and British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers, Advanced Instructor, this is an essential hand-book for anyone thinking of getting their first puppy or dog.

Jo write concisely and intelligently, always informing and never patronising the reader. Instructions are explained so that you don't just learn what to do but why to do it, or not to do it as the case may be.

The most popular breeds of dog, along with the Rescue Dog, are highlighted, enabling owners or potential owners of these dogs to fully understand what makes them tick. What, for example, do you use as a reward for a Dachshund, a Labrador or a Rottweiler? This section explains different breeds of dogs have their own particular - and sometimes peculiar traits, and the message is clear: these training methods will suit your own dog whatever breed he may be.

Jo's BMW and Ferrari analogy is a perfect description of how you should approach training your dog.

Even seasoned pros can learn a thing or two from this book. I, myself, found Jo's instructions on barking to be the most useful I have ever read or heard - and they really work.

As well as the instructional basic training and socialising sections, this book also covers everything from feeding and grooming to toilet-training and micro-chipping.

It is a gem of a book, destined to set you and your dog on the road to happiness and success.

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Do you want to save money?
Take a look at www.save-money-guide.com.
Save money on food, buying property, clothes, almost anything you can think of.
Happy hunting!