Hi, my name is is Josh. I'm the editor for Dog Training A to Z. My dog had been displaying behavior problems and after having no success with a professional dog trainer (My dog seemed to only learn how to behave well around the dog trainer not in general) I decided to take the advice of some of my dog lover friends and try learning how to train my own dog. I did indeed find that training my own dog was much more successful than relying on a professional dog trainer. In fact I found what others had told me is true. Many professional dog trainers are using outdated methods that they learned many years ago and even worse many dog obedience schools are still using outdated methods! See the rankings below for the very best dog training programs. You cannot go wrong with Sit Stay Fetch written by dog training expert Daniel Stevens. Along with the Sit Stay Fetch book you also will get an audio version of Sit Stay Fetch and access to be able to email Daniel Stevens directly with any questions you may have!
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