Puppy & Dog Training Online Review

With over 10 years of experience as a professional dog trainer in Hollywood, Dove Cresswell has built up an impressive career as a dog trainer for commercials, television and movies. She is also the author of Puppy & Dog Training Online; a course that covers no less than 7 important aspects of training your dog. 

These lessons include not only house, crate, leash and obedience training; but also the recall, dog manner and other special dog tricks. The course is available in two formats; namely audio and video. The lessons of the course are presented using a quick and fun “how without the why” approach. These lessons clearly show to dos and don’ts of dog training.

A number of special bonuses are available with the course which contains information on teaching your dog certain tricks, as well as additional information on food, treats and toys. Affordable for most dog owners and a tremendous time saver, Puppy & Dog Training Online is currently priced at $38.97.

User Feedback

The majority of users seem happy with Puppy & Dog Training Online. That being said, there is some negative feedback. This mainly deals with the fact that the course is available in audio or video format, and that is all. This means it might not be a comprehensive as some other courses on the market. There might be certain problems you’re having with your dog that may not be covered here.

Most of the criticism directed at this course deals almost exclusively with the technical aspects, rather than the content of the course itself. The course is only available to view online, with a need for the content to be streamed. This won’t suit you if you have a relatively slow web connection.

Our advice – seeing as the course’s content needs to be streamed, you need to decide whether that would be right for you considering the speed of your web connection. If you have a slow connection, or if you prefer something that you can print out if need be, you may want to go with our top recommendation, Secrets to Dog Training, instead.