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Do you want your dog to be happy and extremely well-trained? Do you want to use methods that are proven to work? Do you want to use methods that both you and your dog can enjoy? As someone who has been through all the horror stories when training dogs, I know how tough it can get. I know what it’s like when you just can’t get them to stop destroying your new furniture or leaving little "surprises" for you around the house.  

Do you want to raise a happy well-trained puppy? Do you want to do it while building an everlasting and deep bond with your puppy? Do you want to do it by using modern and friendly methods that you and your puppy will enjoy? I’m guessing, like any good dog owner would, you have answered yes to at least one (if not all!) of the questions. Of course, you did! As a dog owner myself I once to wanted nothing more than to raise my puppy to be extremely well trained, but in a loving and friendly way that both of us can enjoy.

It's important to maintain a healthy weight because it lessens the possibility of stroke, heart disease and joint issues. Heredity does play a role in all of these health issues, but maintaining or loosing significant amounts of weight generally lowers blood pressure, which is a primary cause of heart attacks and strokes. Extra weight also puts more stress on an individual's joints; especially the hip and knee joints. A healthy weight can be achieved by following a sensible diet that includes fresh fruits, vegetables and lean meats.