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celebrity dog trainer and Emmy-winning star of the CBS show Lucky Dog shares his training system to transform any dog—from spoiled purebred puppy to shelter-shocked rescue—into a model companion in just seven days. Each week on Lucky Dog, Brandon McMillan rescues an untrained, unwanted, "unadoptable" shelter dog. In the days that follow, these dogs undergo a miraculous transformation as they learn to trust McMillan, master his 7 Common Commands, and overcome their behavior problems—ultimately
becoming well-mannered pets and even service dogs. With his labor of love complete, McMillan unites each dog with a forever family. Now, in his first book, McMillan shares the knowledge he has gained working with thousands of dogs of every breed and personality to help readers turn their own pets into well-trained Lucky Dog graduates. Lucky Dog Lessons begins with the basics—building trust, establishing focus and control, and mastering training techniques. From there, McMillan explains
his playful, careful, and kind approach to training the 7 Common Commands he teaches every dog: SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, OFF, HEEL, and NO. Next, McMillan provides solutions to common canine behavior problems, including house training issues, door dashing, chewing, barking, and common mealtime misbehaviors. Lucky Dog Lessons includes easy-to-follow steps, illustrative examples, tried-and-true tips and tricks, and photographs to demonstrate each technique. Throughout the book, McMillan shares
inspiring stories about his favorite students and gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at the show and some of his most unique and challenging canine encounters, including some never-before-seen outtakes. Brandon McMillian believes that no dog is beyond saving, and the loving, positive, successful methods he offers will work wonders with even the most challenging dog. Create the happy pet family you want with Lucky Dog Lessons.
I love all the different stories on Brandon's series and I want to apply for lucky dog 21 people found this review helpful
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Born into a family of animal trainer entertainers, Brandon McMillan has been training wild animals since childhood. In addition to his work as a Los Angeles-based animal trainer for film, television, and many of Hollywood’s A-list celebrities, he was the host of the Emmy Award-winning CBS show Lucky Dog and Discovery’s Shark Week. His sog-training Masterclass has been one of the most successful on the platform. He studied under International K9’s Advanced Master Dog Trainer course developed by International K9, and cofounded Argus Service Dog Foundation, which trains and provides service dogs to veterans. Rate this bookTell us what you think. Reading informationLaptops and computers You can listen to audiobooks purchased on Google Play using your computer's web browser. eReaders and other devices To read on e-ink devices like Kobo eReaders, you'll need to download a file and transfer it to your device. Follow the detailed Help Center instructions to transfer the files to supported eReaders.
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Can I just have Brandon come out and teach me?? hehe My mom bought me this book and handed it to me for my puppy Finn. I read it almost immediately. I appreciated the real life stories Brandon introduces you to throughout each section. Everything seems pretty self explanatory and easy. (if only!). I haven't caught his show or his mission before this book, but I'm anxious to check him out now that I've
read about his method. I will continue to reach for this book as time progresses and I continue My mom bought me this book and handed it to me for my puppy Finn. I read it almost immediately. I appreciated the real life stories Brandon introduces you to throughout each section. Everything seems pretty self explanatory and easy. (if only!). I haven't caught his show or his mission
before this book, but I'm anxious to check him out now that I've read about his method. I will continue to reach for this book as time progresses and I continue to work with my pup. He has some really great tips and tricks, most of which include tools you already know or own.
Jul 07, 2019 Jan rated it it was amazing I've been checking out several training books for my pup. I really like Brandon's style and found the explanations very clear and easy to follow. I'm on board - now I just need to get my pup on board too. I've been checking out several training books for my pup. I really like Brandon's style and found the explanations very clear and easy to follow. I'm on board - now I just need to get my pup on board too. ...more
I do not like McMillan’s style of teaching dogs. As a teacher of human children, I’m a big proponent of positive reinforcement. However, this author frequently advises you to use leashes to restrain and tug at your dog while she learns. This doesn’t seem like a positive association for learning for any dog.
Jul 11, 2021 Satomi rated it really liked it I saw this book displayed at the local book store. I found this
audiobook with scribd, and the kindle was on sale. I felt it was meant to be! This is a “How To” book, but the dedication on the first page almost made me cry. Who thought you can cry over a “How To” book! (The dedication was “To the millions of shelter dogs who never made it out”) As I am a new dog owner, I will try some of his methods when I can, but I will make sure I teach “SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, OFF, HEEL, NO” commands, although As I am a new dog owner, I will try some of his methods when I can, but I will make sure I teach “SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, OFF, HEEL, NO” commands, although it
will be in Japanese. The examples that he introduced in the book was very interesting, but I cannot believe there are so many abandoned dogs because people could not train him/here right. I am so sadden to learn so many people give up on their dogs. I think I will make a donation to GAIN (Guam Animal In Need) who shelters animals in need.
Jan 05, 2022 Chiara rated it liked it Nice reference guide for different techniques to teach the 7 basic commands to any dog. It’s a good book for beginners and not so beginners (like myself) to address some basic behavioral issues with positive reinforcement training. I recommend the book, I just don’t
like the self aggrandizing undertone Brandon uses sometimes. Furthermore, the “7 days” promised in the title are nice marketing, but depending on the dog you may need MONTHS to get him/her into basic obedience, so take this time frame It’s a good book for beginners and not so beginners (like myself) to address some basic behavioral issues with positive reinforcement training. I recommend the book, I just don’t like the self aggrandizing undertone Brandon uses sometimes. Furthermore, the “7 days” promised in the title are nice marketing, but depending on the dog you may need MONTHS to get him/her into basic obedience, so take this time frame with a huge grain of salt. ...more
Mar 16, 2021 Janet rated it really liked it My biggest complaint: 7 days. It just takes longer and a lot more persistence, patience, and more patience. I have recently rescued a lovely little dog who lived most of her three years caged. She is sweet and smart, but she has very little human vocabulary. She has definitely learned "sit" , but has a ways to go on the rest of the 7 commands. I feel like i have read it over and over, oh yeah, because I have. Restudy every time I work on a new one. My biggest complaint: 7 days. It just takes longer and a lot more persistence, patience, and more patience. I have recently rescued a lovely little dog who lived most of her three years caged. She is sweet and smart, but she has very little human vocabulary. She has definitely learned "sit" , but has a ways to go on the rest of the 7 commands. I feel like i have read it over and over, oh yeah, because I have. Restudy every time I work on a new one. ...more
Clear and concise. Using a clicker my high energy rescue boy has learned sit and down in a couple of days, and as an added bonus now that he associates the clicker with a treat it's working like a charm to get him to come in
the house without having to chase after him. I have my doubts about Mr. Business learning to stay in one place for more than a half second but I'll give it a shot. :)
Aug 29, 2020 Caitlin M rated it really liked it I loved hearing the short stories of the various dogs he’s rescued and re-homed. The approaches were well organized and easy to follow. Some of the strategies seem very different than what our other trainers have suggested so I’ll see how my dog responds.
Just discovered this series on TV - and we've become hypnotised by the Brandon magic! This book feels like you've got Brandon at home with you giving you encouragement, warmth and wisdom! I just might need to buy a second copy and leave it in the crate for puppy to read! Just discovered this series on TV - and we've become hypnotised by the Brandon magic! This book feels like you've got Brandon at home with you giving you encouragement, warmth and wisdom! I just might need to buy a second copy and leave it in the crate for puppy to read! ...more
Apr 05, 2021 Monica rated it liked it some good lessons - i can use some with my puppy.
May 18, 2021 Kyrene Gibb rated it it was amazing I'm definitely not an expert in animal training, so picking up this accessible, entertaining read on the subject of helping your dog be their best, well-behaved self was great. I found the lessons and tips and recommendations for tough cases really helpful, and I definitely think some of the insights about the behaviors that are characteristic of certain breeds have really helped me understand my pups better. I'm definitely not an expert in animal training, so picking up this accessible, entertaining read on the subject of helping your dog be their best, well-behaved self was great. I found the lessons and tips and recommendations for tough cases really helpful, and I definitely think some of the insights about the behaviors that are characteristic of certain breeds have really helped me understand my pups better. ...more
this was a nice intro to dog training, but I think I need to look into positive reinforcement specifically bc the intense leashing and penny bottle strategies sounded pretty miserable and not like something I would ever want to do w my future dog :/ appreciate the work he does with rescues tho!
Helpful. Best lesson I’ve taken from this book- the face you show the world is the face you dog will show you or something like that! In other words, be confident and consistent with you pup!
Mar 03, 2021 Julie rated it really liked it
This is not the first book I’ve read about how to train our crazy pandemic puppy, but so far it’s my favorite. I just wish I’d read it when we first brought Finn home. Finny already knows the 7 core tricks recommended in this training method, but I still found it useful for some of the barking, begging, chewing kind of behaviours we’re hoping to rid him of. I loved hearing the personal stories about the authors rescue dogs, and I really loved
all of the Outtakes sections. It’s well organized, so I loved hearing the personal
stories about the authors rescue dogs, and I really loved all of the Outtakes sections. It’s well organized, so it’s easy to skim through sections you don’t need.
I very much enjoyed this book. I am a fan of Brandon's approach to training a dog - or any animal for that matter. I took away some good tips and still go back and refer to his book I very much enjoyed this book. I am a fan of Brandon's approach to training a dog - or any animal for that matter. I took away some good tips and still go back and refer to his book ...more
From the start, McMillan establishes himself as a trustworthy author and dog trainer. He shares his successful and challenging experiences in training thousands of shelter dogs not egotistically but humbly--his evident goal in writing this book is to impart his knowledge onto the typical dog owner looking to teach her dog to be well-mannered, and to do this for the good of the dog and all dogs who currently reside or have resided in shelters. It is clear that he truly cares for not only dogs but From the start, McMillan establishes himself as a trustworthy author and dog trainer. He shares his successful and challenging experiences in training thousands of shelter dogs not egotistically but humbly--his evident goal in writing this book is to impart his knowledge onto the typical dog owner looking to teach her dog to be well-mannered, and to do this for the good of the dog and all dogs who currently reside or have resided in shelters. It is clear that he truly cares for not only dogs but all animals in general. I am so excited to teach my dog what McMillan has taught me. ...more
I really liked Brandon McMillan's common-sense approach to dog training. He offers practical suggestions, accompanied by photographs, which not only help the reader to teach dogs common commands, but also address issues such as housebreaking, barking, running away, and digging. He includes interesting anecdotes about the many shelter dogs he’s trained, including some that became service dogs for veterans. Lucky Dog Lessons is unquestionably one of the best training guides I've read. I really liked Brandon McMillan's common-sense approach to dog training. He offers practical suggestions, accompanied by photographs, which not only help the reader to teach dogs common commands, but also address issues such as housebreaking, barking, running away, and digging. He includes interesting anecdotes about the many shelter dogs he’s trained, including some that became service dogs for veterans. Lucky Dog Lessons is unquestionably one of the best training guides I've read. ...more
Feb 23, 2020 Kersten rated it liked it It was ok, had some helpful pointers, but wasn’t super interesting to read. I also wish he’d give more alternative suggestion for things. He relies a lot on the “shake and break” or penny bottle. I remember trying that with my last dog and it didn’t help at all. So I am reluctant to think that will help with problem behaviors for every dog. I don’t doubt that he’s a good trainer, but maybe just not super great at explaining things.
If you have a pup that needs some training you will find some solid easy to follow advice in this book. Lucky Dog is all about rescuing, training and placing shelter dogs. Me and my two lucky dogs definitely approve of this book.
Apr 01, 2022 Jason rated it it was amazing Finally! A realistic and practical approach to dog
training! I can’t tell you how relieved I am to finally find a dog training book worth reading and implementing into our training. It seems like so many mainstream trainers out there try to focus on one end of the spectrum or the other when it comes to reinforcement, reward, punishment, etc. Either they advise the traditional and outdated approach of the “pack leader” mentality and recommend methods that are borderline animal cruelty like Cesar M I can’t tell you how relieved I am to finally find a dog training book worth reading and implementing into our training. It seems like so many mainstream trainers out there try to focus on one end of the spectrum or the other when it comes to reinforcement, reward, punishment, etc. Either they advise the traditional and outdated approach of the “pack leader” mentality and
recommend methods that are borderline animal cruelty like Cesar Milan from the Dog Whisperer, or they have the overly positive reinforcement approach and think repetition is the secret to success rather than trying an alternate approach. Zac George’s book had this approach and it felt like one of those parents that thinks every child deserves a trophy simply for participating rather than earning their reward. Brandon McMillan, however, has a perfect balance that he demonstrates in Lucky
Dog Lessons. It reads more like training from a respected, confident, authority figure rather than acting like a bully or the dog’s buddy. Furthermore, Brandon does a great job at offering alternative approaches based on your dog’s overall personality, progress, and/or breed (i.e. energetic vs laidback, quick learner vs slow learner, large breeds vs small breeds, etc.). And he has the background and experience one would hope for from a trainer…his parents trained exotic animals, he grew up
around all varieties of animals his entire life, he made a career training exotic animals for the film and entertainment industry, and now he exclusively focuses on training unwanted shelter dogs in desperate need of loving homes. Overall, it’s well worth the read and I would strongly recommend it for anyone that believes in a realistic and practical approach to dog training.
At least one reviewer complained that it had "too much anecdote; too little instruction." I did not agree at all! It is true that I had to flip ahead and read his description of the
seven basic commands, then go back to the stories that gave it life. But I was happy to do so. In addition to the seven basic commands that he teaches all dogs, he addresses a handful of problem behaviors and the ways to untrain them. But all the way through, he addresses the "feel how" and the "feel why" of dog train In addition to the seven basic commands that he teaches all dogs, he addresses a handful of problem behaviors and the ways to untrain them. But all the way through, he addresses the "feel how" and the "feel why" of dog training in a way that few others do. I mean, say you've been given a little cutie that is adorable in all ways except she lunges
ahead when you're walking on leash. That behavior would discourage you from wanting to take her on walks, right? Or to take her anywhere--you've enough muscles in that left arm anyway. So she doesn't get taken on walks. For you it may be a minor annoyance. But he deals with rescue dogs, and for them it's a life-and-death matter. He may have a perfect home in mind for the little dog, but only if he can turn it into one who walks happily on the leash in the hand of a seventy-year-old woman.
If he fails, the dog doesn't get a home and goes back to the pound. (Probably not for real, but it still misses out on a good home.) Another plus is his willingness to admit that there's not a one-size-fits-all remedy for all dogs and all behaviors. He has to experiment from time to time--and so do you.
Understandable approach to dog training, but a lot of the problem behaviour was solved using negative
reinforcement. Things as physical restraints while training and loud noises, meant to be uncomfortable are not just hard for the dog to understand, but it has great potential to condition the wrong behaviour. If you want a dog that cowards in a corner each time you bring out the “Shake and break” due to being uncomfortable with the noise, you should really reassess why you have a dog in the firs Understandable approach to dog training, but a lot of
the problem behaviour was solved using negative reinforcement. Things as physical restraints while training and loud noises, meant to be uncomfortable are not just hard for the dog to understand, but it has great potential to condition the wrong behaviour. If you want a dog that cowards in a corner each time you bring out the “Shake and break” due to being uncomfortable with the noise, you should really reassess why you have a dog in the first place. This book taught me a lot about my
relationship with my nervous dog, and how some aspects of this kind of training never would bring her closer to me, nor understanding the expected behaviour. Clicker training and shaping behaviour has done wonders to bond and understanding of each other. No, shaping will not make your dog obedient in one week. But that is also an extremely unreasonable thing to ask of your dog. To change everything you don’t like in a week? Would you be able to quit your bad habits in a week? I believe that in
training your dog, you also train yourself, and consistent training with positive reinforcement is the key to success. There are some good training exercises in the book, but I would not recommend this book to a new dog owner. Start with Karen Pryor instead.
Brandon McMillan's Lucky Dog Lessons: Train Your Dog in 7 Days is chock full of helpful guidance for teaching any dog manners. McMillan is truly a compassionate
expert in the field, and he brings a lifetime of experience and insight to the average owner who may be struggling with anything from basic commands to problem behavior. His step-by-step instructions make this book a lifesaver for the dog and a confidence booster to the owner. Not one to employ expensive gear or complicated language, McM Brandon McMillan's Lucky Dog Lessons: Train Your Dog in 7 Days is chock full of helpful guidance for
teaching any dog manners. McMillan is truly a compassionate expert in the field, and he brings a lifetime of experience and insight to the average owner who may be struggling with anything from basic commands to problem behavior. His step-by-step instructions make this book a lifesaver for the dog and a confidence booster to the owner. Not one to employ expensive gear or complicated language, McMillan's book is chatty and friendly. He shares personal experiences, both good and not so much. When
a man with this kind of success rate is humble enough to tell you his failures, you know you can trust his instructions.
May 25, 2020 Keely Ann rated it really liked it We just rescued a 2 year old dog, who seems to have never heard the word sit. We're starting from scratch. I researched training books and this is one of two I purchased. I read it start to finish while teaching what I already knew how to teach. We've already gotten "sit," usually "down" & "leave it" (Brandon's "no"). There are many helpful instructions & photos to teach someone to train their dog. It's great the book includes behavioral problems, but the one we have (chasing our cats) wasn't co We just rescued a 2 year old dog, who seems to have never heard the word sit. We're starting from scratch. I researched training books and this is one of two I purchased. I read it start to finish while teaching what I already knew how to teach. We've already gotten "sit," usually "down" & "leave it" (Brandon's "no"). There are many helpful instructions & photos to teach someone to train their dog. It's great the book includes behavioral problems, but the one we have (chasing our cats) wasn't covered. I bought this for guidance and structure for us as his trainers. With no doggie classes due to Covid, we are learning how to train him with the help of books and videos. One of the big reasons I chose it is because of the promise to "train your dog in 7 days". Great, I thought it would have some sort of program to follow to keep us on track. This book has instructions, but no schedule. While I really didn't expect that I could train our new dog in 7 days, I could have used a schedule guideline to follow. I enjoyed the stories of the dogs he has rescued & I'm glad there is an index to reference. ...more
Oct 03, 2020 Ashley rated it liked it Out of the several dog training books I've read recently this one spent the most
time breaking down techniques into step by step explanations which I appreciated. These training how-tos were interspersed with stories of rescue dogs he rehabbed for families as well as anecdotes of times he suffered temporary training failures and made mistakes (which can be refreshing to see). Brandon would be classed among the group of 'Balanced' trainers- he does not advocate for dominance or forceful technique Brandon would be classed among the group of 'Balanced' trainers- he does not advocate for dominance or forceful techniques but he does use
aversive methods including: leash-popping, 'Shake n Break' noise maker bottle, citronella collars, lemon juice in mouth, etc. I've been reading several very firmly positive-only reinforcement trainers (Victoria Stilwell, Zak George) so it was a big change but sometimes techniques like Brandon's can be a faster and more immediately noticeable change in behaviour so it's important to find something you're comfortable with and works for your dog. (They would argue that the dog was behaving to avoid
the aversive thing and not because they chose to change their behaviour and it therefore isn't a long-term solution).
The best book on dog training I've ever read (and I've read plenty over the years). Brandon provides a slew of practical step-by-step instructions covering all the basics of training (sit, stay etc.) as well as tips on dealing with common problems. The absolutely best, and most refreshing thing however, is that he's honest. Other training books will make you feel like a failure if your dog can't master something like a come, but he will be frank and tell you certain types of dogs (like my beagle The best book on dog training I've ever read (and I've read plenty over the years). Brandon provides a slew of practical step-by-step instructions covering all the basics of training (sit, stay etc.) as well as tips on dealing with common problems. The absolutely best, and most refreshing thing however, is that he's honest. Other training books will make you feel like a failure if your dog can't master something like a come, but he will be frank and tell you certain types of dogs (like my beagle!) will never be reliable off-leash dogs and shouldn't be trusted in a potentially risky situation. Ditto for some agression issues: you can't necessarily expect your dog to be cured; instead you should concentrate on avoiding situations that might trigger problems. I think this is a must read for all dog owners, and if you have the chance to watch his show Saturday mornings on CBS too it will also help hone your training skills. ...more
Sep 14, 2020 J rated it liked it This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it,
click here. Author seems to speak of getting your dog to "do things because they want to" not because you force them. Yet many/most of the methods involve some kind of physical barrier or touch, and most frequently the use of a negative sound experience,
which, to me, a humble inexperienced not-yet-owner, sound like domination and punishment more than loving encouragement (positive rewards). He does repeatedly emphasize the use of treats/food, and toys where appropriate, as rewards and that the use of them He does repeatedly emphasize the use of treats/food, and toys where appropriate, as rewards and that the use of them needs to be consistent and well timed to be effective. I'm pretty sure I've read this in multiple books so far and they're all in agreement about these ideas. :) I'm trying to
read a bunch of different dog training books to get varied ideas. It's eye opening to get different view points and training techniques.
I enjoy watching the Lucky Dog television series so when my family adopted a new puppy, I decided to get this book. In addition to actually having a trainer work with us I read this book and there are
some very sound training suggestions and advice that coincides with what the trainer is telling us. Since our dog is a young puppy it is taking a lot of patience and longer than 7 days but I am seeing progress. I enjoyed the added stories of dogs that Brandon has actually worked with. Although, my p Although, my puppy apparently doesn't like me giving this book too much attention, he got out and chewed up the corner of this book while I wasn't home. Back
to the chapter on chewing.... :)
May 31, 2022 Pickie Loo rated it it was amazing 5⭐ This is the best book on dog training that I
have come across. For the most part, Brandon does not talk bad about other trainers' styles or constantly celebrity name drop. It is exhausting when other trainers fill their books with celebrity names and harp on other trainers' techniques. Brandon uses positive and negative methods for training. I actually learned from this book. I looked up some of his videos and I was sold. I have started his online Masterclass, and it is great! I think using hi This is the best book on dog training that I have come across. For the most part, Brandon does not talk bad about other trainers' styles or constantly celebrity name drop. It is exhausting when other trainers fill their books with celebrity names and harp on other trainers' techniques. Brandon uses positive and negative methods for training. I actually learned from this book. I looked up some of his videos and I was sold. I have started his online
Masterclass, and it is great! I think using his and Cesar Milan's techniques are gonna help me raise my puppy into a balanced and well trained dog. I start on Thursday. I can't wait!
Stella and her "parents" thank you! I chose this book in the beginning because we have a six month old Yellow Lab named Stella. We
are older and she is a bundle of energy. We were beginning to think that we were in over our heads and then we found Brandon McMillan and he taught us how to really enjoy her by training her to be a well-mannered puppy. It's been a lot of work , both on Stella's part and ours but Brandon made it so down to earth and easy to understand. His love for dogs is apparent on I chose this book in
the beginning because we have a six month old Yellow Lab named Stella. We are older and she is a bundle of energy. We were beginning to think that we were in over our heads and then we found Brandon McMillan and he taught us how to really enjoy her by training her to be a well-mannered puppy. It's been a lot of work , both on Stella's part and ours but Brandon made it so down to earth and easy to understand. His love for dogs is apparent on every page of this book. I loved this book!! Brandon McMillan is a world-renowned animal trainer, Emmy® Award-winning host of the CBS television show Lucky Dog, and the host of Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. Born into a family of trainers and entertainers, Brandon has been working with wild and domestic animals all his life. He has trained animals for over 300 Hollywood productions and privately worked with the pets of A-list celebrities. B Brandon McMillan is a world-renowned animal trainer, Emmy® Award-winning host of the CBS television show Lucky Dog, and the host of Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. Born into a family of trainers and entertainers, Brandon has been working with wild and domestic animals all his life. He has trained animals for over 300 Hollywood productions and privately worked with the pets of A-list celebrities. Brandon began rescuing dogs from shelters to train them as Hollywood actors, then turned his expertise to saving, training, and re-homing shelter dogs as family pets. Brandon is certified to train service dogs and is the cofounder of Argus Service Dog Foundation, which provides service dogs to disabled veterans. He lives in Los Angeles, California, and New York, New York. ...more News & InterviewsIt’s no secret that the digital 21st century has been rough on the average attention span. Even for dedicated readers, it can sometimes be... “But when a dog completely trusts you, there’s no limit to the lengths he’ll go to please you and learn from you.” — 0 likes “The first step is all about trust. Without this essential element in your relationship with your dog, you cannot be an effective trainer.” — 0 likes More quotes…Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. What are the 7 lucky dog commands?From there, McMillan explains his playful, positive, and kind approach, starting with his 7 Common Commands: SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, OFF, HEEL, and NO.
How long does it take to train a dog on Lucky Dog?He's also the author of the book Lucky Dog Lessons: Train Your Dog in 7 Days. If you are going to learn anything about dog training, Brandon is the person to teach it. There are no untrainable dogs, just untrained humans.
Is there a new lucky dog trainer?Who is the new host of Lucky Dog? New hosts Eric and Rashi Khanna Wiese will front Lucky Dog after Brandon announced that the 182nd episode of the show would be his last. Eric Wiese is an American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizen Evaluator and a member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers (APDT).
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