Housetraining For Dummies

by Susan McCullough

Book Overview

The latest information and tips on making housetraining easier for your pet and yourself Did you know that what you feed your dog can effect help or hinder the housetraining process? That's just one... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764553496
• Release Date: April 2002
• Publisher: For Dummies
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.5" x 0.5" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

Helped a lot

When we got our beagle, we found ourselves in new territory and needed to learn a lot of tricks fast! This book helped us to learn about every aspect of housetraining. We learned that it is a very important part of getting along with the dog on a daily basis. Especially happy was I to discover extra information on subjects not expected to be covered in this book, like cooking for your dog. Whether you are in need of information about this subject or are already living with a dog who has potty problems, this book will help you with your task.

Puppies

Book was in great shape and got it a few days after I ordered it. Will order again.

Great Information

This is a great book. While I've raised many pups in my life, with my recent addition I decided to get a book to refresh my knowledge. I did learn some new things, too! I've since passed this book around to my friends who have adopted pups, and they all have found it very valuable, as well. Highly recommended.

Great Book

Book arrived as described. It was in excellent condition and arrived in a timely manner. I don't have my dog housetrained entirely but he enjoyed chewing on the book!

Lots of information, easy to understand, and fun to read

As a dog trainer, I often suggest people read Housetraining for Dummies before hiring me to do a housetraining consultation. The book covers far more information than I could go over in an hour. If after reading the book, they're still having problems (usually they aren't), I'm happy to set up an appointment. Gotta say I don't like calling people "dummies" though. It's hard for me to tell a client that they need to read a book for dummies. Seems insulting. But the book itself is quite good so I apologize for the title and recommend it anyway.