Sit, Stay, Fetch! Do you have a dominant dog?

Hello everyone!! Most people don't realize that most of their dogs problems stem from the fact that their dog views itself as the alpha or pack leader of you and your family. A key part of having an obedient dog is knowing dog behavior and maintaining the alpha roll between you and your dog. Now, a LOT of people say, "but my dog is a part of the family, I don't want to be mean!" This type of thinking is only going to hurt your dog!! Think of it as being a parent, you wouldn't let your small children run around and do whatever they want would you? No, you set boundaries and rules. You must have the same relationship with your dogs. They will thank you for it!
One of my 3 dogs is an American Pit Bull (Taz). Not an aggressive breed, but it does tend to be a dominant breed. A dog that has dominance issues that go unchecked is a dangerous dog, no matter the breed, because they feel like they have to protect the pack which makes them overly aggressive. When I adopted Taz, he was about 6 months old and was already displaying strong signs of dominance towards my other two dogs. He would do things like go through the door first and try to hump them (a sign of dominance) If your dog tries to hump your leg, it's not because he confused your leg with a female dog in heat, it's because he is telling you that he is your master!
With the training tools that I have learned from SitStayFetch I was able to stop this behavior and teach him his place in the family. Now he is about the sweetest dog on the planet and loves other dogs, cats, people, kids, and strangers. You name it and he'll try to sit in it's lap and lick it's face. SitStayFetch has been the #1 dog training and behavior product on the net for over 3 years! This product has helped me tremendously with dozens of doggie problems and it will help you too!! They even give you a 6 day training course for FREE so you can try it out before you buy! To learn more about how to become alpha again and for more information on this product go to: http://tinyurl.com/4bqwpe
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