You can potty train your new puppy… or even older dogs, without expensive obedience schools,
hours of pulling your hair out, and finally enjoy your puppy like the day you brought him home…

From: Trey Stevens

Subject: The agony of puppy training… and a solution!

Dear Fellow Dog Lover,

Nothing beats the companionship of a puppy of your own. The day you bring him home- You’re so excited. But then the fun starts, doesn’t it?

We won’t tell anybody… but I bet there are times you probably regret getting him. Right?
I remember the day I brought Max home. I was in love with him from the time he stepped his paw into our home. But… soon I was stepping my foot into his messes…

2 days later I was so mad and frustrated that I cursed the day I spent $375 to bring him home. What was I thinking? I didn’t realize how much time it would take to train him to do even the smallest tasks. For one- NOT using my house as his public bathroom!

Listen: If you want to potty train your puppy in the least amount of time, this report could be the most important one you’ve ever read.

Here’s why…

If there was a mistake to make with my first 3 dogs, I made it.

Making critical training mistakes in the beginning with your loving puppy causes a lot of embarrassment in the future…

Wait too long and the habits are a lot tougher to stop. You’ll deal with stained rugs… biting at your ankles and generally just a disobedient and an unhappy dog… and for only one reason.  You didn’t know how to train him right from the beginning.

 Can you tell I’ve been there?  Here’s what happened…

One day my wife gave the sign: “It’s either him or me.” NOW I was desperate. I couldn’t blame her. Cleaning the carpet was getting expensive…

Before Max, one of our dogs thought the kitchen chair was her chew toy. One of the legs had gotten dangerous to sit in because it had been chewed so much. Did I mention my wife’s grandmother had passed down the table to us? I usually leave that part out. I’d assumed this housebreaking thing was supposed to come natural.

It didn’t- by a long shot.

So I bought everything I could find on the internet. I devoured information until I went into ‘information over-load’. Do you know how much conflicting opinions there are out there? Too much.

Finally- It all came together though. And fast. The good news is that once I knew what I was doing… You’d have thought I was the ‘Dog whisperer’.

With the right puppy training in the first few weeks… I solved the potty issues and the other behavior problems. And you can too. And I’ve created the system to help get there fast… 

All this happened around 7 years ago now… Fast forward to today.

I’ve helped literally thousands of other frustrated owners… some of these you’ll get to meet in a second.

 I’ve dedicated myself to help other puppy owners not have to go through the same hair-pulling experiences.

My goal: To keep your puppy or rescued dog OUT of the shelter and IN your home. And this goal didn’t come without a price.

Matter of fact…

I Spent Over $368.15 In Books, Videos & Consulting Fees

Let’s face it…

You’ll probably spend a lot of money trying to learn everything you can about your dog.. including books and magazines, maybe videos or even expensive obedience schools..

And that doesn’t even begin to account for special foods or other expenses.

And who blames you. You love him, right?

But the sad fact is most aren’t willing to pay a fraction of that in the beginning…

They wait until the habits are set in stone! Then I get the emails about the stubborn teenage puppy… And together, we handle it- but it would’ve taken a fraction of the training in the beginning… Looking back with the first 3 dogs I’ve had- THAT was my biggest training mistake-

NOT starting when they were puppies…

I spent $368.15 in books, videos and consulting fees to learn what to do. Below is a list of all the training information I purchased to transform my disobedient puppies into some of the best friends I’ve ever had:

• 6 Books, or manuals – Totaling $89.35 (that’s before sales tax)

• 4 Videos $39.95 each -Totaling$159.80
• 2 Short Obedience schools – Totaling$79.00
• 1 One On One Training With A Personal Dog Trainer ($40 per half hour)

But think about what it’s going to cost you if you aren’t willing to fork out up to $368.15 to fix your puppy problems. You may come back to this site a few months from now and realize that you still possess the dog… but now you dislike him… maybe even resent him…

He’s not the fun you imagined.

I’m happy to announce, that you no longer have any excuses because…

I’ve made available an A to Z, Step-by-Step system at a fraction of what it would have cost to learn what it takes to be the owner of a well-trained and well-loved puppy.

To be candid, I challenge you to find another system on the market that shows you exactly how to tackle and solve the really tough challenges of training your puppy.

“Are You Ready To Train Your Puppy Or Older Dog Right Now, —
Even If You’ve Tried Everything Else and Failed… Miserably”

I’ll show you how in hours… how to train your puppy– no more stinky accidents on the carpet… no more biting at everything in sight… no more disobedience… Imagine- walking outside with your puppy- giving a simple command and watching your puppy obey you virtually EVERY time.

Your neighbors just might ask for lessons with their kids.

Picture this:  You’re walking down the sidewalk with your puppy and actually enjoying the walk– I remember when I had my second dog- Max. He’s getting a little old now or maybe it’s me getting old… Either way- we had some great times walking…

Those were some of the best memories I cherish…  it truly was a joy to go walking with him- Not once… I mean not once… would the leash tighten up… he’d run on my right side the entire time. If you go to your local park you’ll probably see the opposite. It’s like a tug-of-war and the puppy is usually winning.

The Birth of a System

During all my frustrations and research out of necessity, I became somewhat of an expert.  You might be wondering why on earth would the internet need another expert, after all isn’t there already enough information about training puppies?

And the answer is no.

I mean, yes, there is some good information out there but there’s also a lot of misguided crap to sift through…

Why such harsh words?

Because I’ve met too many good people who had to give back their puppy or place them in a shelter because they got the wrong information from some “expert”… It was not their fault.

Meet some recent owners of the system I’m so proud of…