Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy: The UK's No.1 Dog Training Book

Reviews

Dr G Collington

Style of writing is humorous and non-technical. Training methods are constantly evolving, & a lot has changed over the years. ideal when u r in middle of pup madness. Steve writes with precision, care, humour and always from the puppies point of view.

Gertie Wallace

. Would recommend this book as it's amazing value for money. Another useful tip I’ve learned is to really reinforce the “sit” command for lots of different situations, that way if your pupper friend is in doubt about what to do in an unfamiliar situation, their likely response is to sit, because they know good things happen when they do.

Ash

It's a funny read and has helped a lot so far. We thought we'd got a demon posing as a puppy, who was determined to do the opposite of what we wanted, and just wanted to attack us! It seems to make sense and see results already from style of teaching.

Amazon Customer

The book is common sense in print really, instead of picking up on everything your doggo shouldn’t be doing, focus on what you’d like them to do instead, it’s half the effort, & is much less confusing for all. Seems however that everyone is a critic. Got this book to help with our new baby.

Harry Ashworth

and how we should respond. A much nicer and more effective way of training then ways I've been taught as a child.

Witchy Woo

That’s so simple it’s genius! I’ve had to unlearn saying variants of “No” to my new puppies, because it’s just not effective, it’s exhausting & frustrating for both yourself & your puppy when you’re constantly finding fault with their behaviour & trying to correct it.

Odie's Kindle

I’ve already changed what I thought I knew from previous trainers with my puppy and the difference is amazing. The author makes it very clear that there’s no such thing as a bad puppy, just an owner that has neglected to be vigilant, & consistent.