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Free House Training Mini Course
from The Dog Training InstituteProduct description
When I saw the ads for a free basic dog training course on how to house train a dog I was skeptical; who wouldn't be? After all, there are bunches of people out there trying to get you to part with your cash in order to provide you with the same information, right? So why would someone give it away for free?
My curiosity got the best of me so I signed up for the free six-part mini-course.
I received my first lesson via email almost instantly; it was addressed to me and "Carla", the dog name I plugged into the signup form. It became evident rather quickly that the free course was a thinly veiled sales pitch for the company's other products, but I did not find that particularly objectionable. After all, I'm quite willing to spend Saturday afternoon sampling free food products at COSTCO without buying any of them! But the real question is this: do the free dog house training methods actually work?
I don't have a need for puppy potty training at the moment,
...but I've done enough dog house breaking that I have a pretty good idea of what will and will not succeed. And while the free mini course will probably provide sufficient instruction for a simple, no-other-problems type of house training effort, more instruction will be beneficial if any "glitches" rear their ugly heads. In that case, a $19.95 upgrade to "Housetraining Your Dog - A Definitive Guide" would be advised. And trust me, you'll have plenty of opportunities to upgrade as you receive your mini-course lessons on house training a dog.
Bottom Line: The free course on how to housetrain a dog from The Dog Training Institue contains lots of good information, perhaps enough to allow the house training novice to successfully train their dog to stop using carpets and floors as its personal toilet. But if any complications in your training creep up you'll want something more, and that's what "Housetraining Your Dog - A Definitive Guide" will provide.
My advice? Sign up for the free course--you can find it by clicking here. You have nothing to lose and potentially, a clean house to gain.
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