Online Dog Training Review

Hands down this is the best dog and puppy online training program we have seen. The site has received numerous outstanding reviews and for what is offered, it is by far the most cost-effective way to train your dog or puppy. It’s fully endorsed by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). When someone adopts a new dog, the SPCA tells them about the training program. They know that once they have trained their dog using Doggy Dan’s Training Program, they are less likely to return their adopted dog.

The training site contains over 250 videos covering everything from becoming the pack leader to training a new puppy, from allowing you to take a bone from your dog to calming your dog down during a car ride. There are lots of videos but the most important thing is that the videos work. You get to watch Doggy Dan during live consultations. This is not a silly e-book or a staged production. You’ll see Doggy Dan work directly with the dogs and witness real results. He is a talented dog trainer working with difficult dogs and again, getting great results.

The most exciting addition to the training site is Project Moses. This is perfect for anyone with a new puppy. In this section of the site, Doggy Dan takes a new puppy named Moses and videotaped every stage of his training. It’s amazing footage as you see the puppy learning all the new commands, and watching him grow into a wonderful adult dog. The Moses Project itself is worth the price of the course.

Here’s a video review of the puppy section:

Doggy Dan’s passion and knowledge becomes very apparent when you watch the video. He truly makes a difference in the eyes of the dog owners. The videos are both entertaining and educational.

Learn more about Doggy Dan in this short video:

Doggy Dan’s ability to help people understand the cause of their dog’s issues is quite impressive. No matter what problem you have with your dog, he covers it in his videos. His five Golden Rules are worth their weight in gold alone. Here’s a partial list of the videos addressing specific dog problems: