The American Dog Trainers Network

MORE AWARDS WE'VE RECEIVED!

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Review of the American Dog Trainers Network web site:

    "... You will be treated to an extensive, reader-friendly primer on what dog training is, and the many ways in which it is pursued... Once you begin to explore the choices offered, you will find that this is not only rich with information, but well-designed and well-organized navigationally, faced with so many choices, you won't have to fear being lost among the hyperlinks. And speaking of links, this site boasts an excellent collection, arranged both by subject and alphabetically... Also special is the Articles section, accessible with a click from the home page... and be impressed yet again at how much wonderful information is available within this site. And it's so easy to access. This site indeed provides a service in the truest sense of the word".

    -- Audrey Pavia and Betsy Sikora Siino, authors of the new book "Dogs On The Web".


 




 
 

    Net Nerds -- The Internet Is Going To The Dogs

    Review: "The American Dog Trainers Network has interesting articles and great links to help you get bowser under control."

    -- by Susan Ives, Alamo PC



 



 

     CNN's Site Seer Review:

    Fetching an Obedient Dog from the Web

    Review: "American Dog Trainers' Network site offers up several thorough articles on topics ranging from curbing aggression in dogs, to selecting a dog trainer, to realistic tips for training Rex... One of the most practical and useful topics covered involves teaching dogs to become good canine car passengers -- particularly important for those of us who see our car as our second-best friend (after Rover, of course).

    If you work full-time or are frequently away from home, you'll find the tips for hiring a trustworthy and qualified dogsitter very useful. If you don't discover the answers to your doggie difficulties, go ahead and call the Canine Resource and Referral Helpline. When I called, the pleasant counselor provided constructive ideas to help my dog stop his mouthing behavior."

    -- D. Freydkin, CNN Interactive





  Review about the American Dog Trainers Network:

Informative page which offers a wide variety of valuable resources for  dog owners, dog trainers, and the media. Lots of informative articles,  and oodles of links & resources. Well laid out page and easy to navigate.  A must for all dog owners!







 

 

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Robin Kovary is the American Dog Trainers Network helpline director
 and canine behavioral consultant.


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