What you'll learn
How to settle your new rescue dog into his new home
How to bond with your rescue dog
How to teach your rescue dog to stay near you on walks, even when he is off-lead
How to integrate your new rescue dog with your other dogs

Requirements
You must own a rescue dog
Description
Are you thinking of adopting a rescue dog?

Do you have loads of enthusiasm but zero dog owning experience?

Are you desperate to give your new rescue dog a forever home?

Many dogs are returned to the shelter because their new owners fail to properly bond with their new dog. Your rescue dog is looking to you for love, leadership, safety and fun.

In this brand new course by renowned dog training expert and best-selling author Dom Hodgson, you will learn the step by step plan for bonding with your new rescue dog.

You'll get to join Dom as he adopts an 8 month old Dogue de Bordeaux Derek. You'll learn how he bonds with his new dog, and see the training journey they go on over the first six week.

This is a unique dog training course for rescue dog owners that is packed with 'real-life' practical dog training advice.

In this course you'll discover;

How to bond with your new dog and make him feel welcome in his new home

The 'simple trick' that enable you to control your dog indoors, and stop him jumping up to greet guests

How to 'interview' your new dog and find out more about his likes, dislikes and his personality

The secret to enjoying safe and stress free walks with your new dog.

Why you shouldn't rush integrating your dog with your other dogs, and why you shouldn't ever allow your rescue dog to play with other dogs in your neighborhood.

How to use toys and food to influence, play and control your new rescue dog.

What equipment to use to walk your dog i.e. what collar and lead are best.

This short course is a one-stop-shop that will take you by the hand and guide you through the first few days, weeks and months of your life with your new dog.

Who this course is for:
New and inexperienced rescue dog owners
Dog lovers who are thinking about rescuing a dog from the shelter

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