Dog Training Guide For Kids: How to Train Your Dog or Puppy for Children, Following a Beginners Step-By-Step Guide: Includes Potty Training, Dog Tricks, Socializing Skills, and More

By Lucy Williams

LOOK HERE: Help Your Child Train Your Unruly Dog Safely Using this Complete AgeAppropriate Beginner’s Guide to Dog Training!

Did you know that dog training is a great way to build a strong relationship between your child and the family dog?

This way, your kid will learn how to clearly communicate with the dog, and the dog will learn how to respond to your child’s cues, and not just from adults in the household. And, as dogs need to be fed, groomed, and exercised, getting your child involved in dog training at an early age is also the easiest way to teach them about responsibilities.

However, the full responsibility of dog training should still remain with you. This is why it makes sense to learn everything you can about child-appropriate dog training, so you can safely guide your child and dog during this journey.

And this is where Lucy Williams’ “Dog Training Guide for Kids” comes in handy! In this book, you will learn how to help your child in training your dog or puppy using practical step-by-step guidelines that are perfect for beginners!

Over the course of this comprehensive guide, your child will:

• Stay safe and engaged by learning all about age-appropriate ways to train their dogs
• Effortlessly understand wheat their dog’s non-verbal communication means
• Have the perfect, most well-behaved dog in just a few weeks using proven tips
• Effectively socialize their anxious or aggressive dog in a few simple, but effective steps
• And so much more!

“Dog Training Guide for Kids” takes every angle into account. With the help of this guide, your dog will be able to establish a strong bond with your child, all while respecting their authority and boundaries.

In this book, your child will become well-versed in dog training and even learn to teach your puppy over 100 amazing tricks!

Start getting your child involved and watch them bond with their new best friend!

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Lucy Williams
• Release date: Nov 24, 2020
• ISBN: 9791220252652

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Introduction

No one will ever love you as unconditionally as your dog ~ Anonymous

Having a dog is one of life’s greatest gifts and teachers! Having a dog teaches you to be caring, unselfish, responsible, and how to plan.

If you already have a dog or have decided to get one, it’s important to understand that all dogs are different. They come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors, and they all have their own personalities, just like humans. One big difference between dogs and humans is that dogs never become independent, which means you are going to have to look after it for its whole life. Now this may sound easy, but remember the average dog lives between twelve to fifteen years. Some live even longer than that. So it is a very big responsibility, and you will need to provide your dog with:

Food

Shelter

Exercise

Mental Stimulation

Socialization

Training

Medical care

Grooming

And you will have to:

Clean up after them

Keep their eyes and teeth healthy

Keep their nails short

Keep their ears clean and dry

Teach them manners

Remember that they always need to have someone to look after them when you visit friends, go away for holidays, have a sleepover, or travel.

So, if you think you are ready for a true best friend for life, then it’s time to get started.

But before we dive into the fun stuff, as with everything there are a few rules… Now we all know rules are never fun, but they are important to make sure everyone is safe, especially when working with dogs. So let's take a look.

Chapter 1: Important Rules When Working With Dogs

Dogs are very clever creatures, and because they are so clever, they can have a mind of their own! This means that they don’t always listen or understand what we want them to do. We can help them understand by teaching them certain words and phrases, but over time, they have taught us a few things as well. We know that all dogs are different, but there are certain things that are the same for all dogs, no matter their shape or size. We have turned these into rules to make sure we stay safe and that your dog stays safe and happy.

The Rules

Let’s break it down and understand why these are the rules:

Be calm around dogs. Working with a furry friend is very exciting, but jumping, running, screaming, shouting, poking or prodding, pulling ears and clapping dogs on the back can make them very uncomfortable and unhappy. It can also make them too excited. Dogs don’t always know how big and strong they are, so they might jump, bite, scratch, or run into you by accident. Stray cool and calm!

Leave sleeping/eating dogs alone. We have to respect dogs when they are asleep and accept that they might not want to play when we want to; for example when they are eating, we need to leave them to finish. If they are bothered when they are sleeping or eating, they might become uncomfortable and snap.

Always be gentle. Whenever you touch