No one enjoys coming home to a messy environment, worse, when you cleared everything up and then your new puppy takes every part of your apartment as a potty ground. Dogs work with what you teach them, if you train your pup right, it acts accordingly. House training a dog is not as stressful as people make it seem as what you mostly need is to stay consistent with the process. This book would be your big guide to the dog world. It would help you understand how dogs function, how they see the world, and how to communicate with them even without speaking actual words. There are steps required for this process to have your dog act right even in your presence and when you are not around.


As a dog owner, you will need to understand what it is like to be in a dog's world. This doesn't mean you have to be a dog but to handle a situation properly, you need to at least understand it or have an experience of it. The first step to having a great bond with your new furry bundle of joy is by teaching it how to handle its business. If you have ever visited a dog shelter, you would notice that most of the dogs there were dumped by their owners because they could not completely house train it. Most of the owners complain that it's the dog's fault but what would you expect from a new puppy that barely knows anything. The way you train it is the way it would behave, the dog would not go against the training it is used to. The techniques in this book will teach you the best way to be a pack leader for your pup and how to train it properly to potty train.


Most dog owners complain that it takes them about 4-6 months to train their dog while some may never get it right. It is very discomforting to have an unruly dog around. Frustration along the line could lead to the relationship getting severed. Besides, most dog owners are definitely not into dog business; they have other activities to engage in. We all do not have much time on our hands. 7 days is enough time to have your dog act right. Your puppy is worth the time. It's time to learn and put these new skills and techniques to use.