Don't Pee There! How To Successfully House Train Your Dog

by Amanda Ferrell

Overview

A complete training manual for house training or breaking your dog. This includes crate training, den training, paper training, pack training and litter box training. There's also tips for working pet owners, regression, territorial marking, submissive urination, excited urination, the outside dog and removing stains

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152607420
Publisher:	Amanda Ferrell
Publication date:	02/01/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	103 KB

About the Author

Amanda Ferrell is a wordsmith, a wordslinger, a crafter of the english language, a poet, a musician of words, and a builder of stories. She turned her passion for writing into a career when she founded Stuff4Mutts.com and published her first book, Don’t Pee There! How To Successfully House Train Your Dog. Her serious personality mixed with her quirky sense of humor are evident in all of her works, as is her love of animals.

As a child she was so enamored with books and the strange worlds that they brought to life she was often found volunteering in the library. In 1997 Amanda had her first chance to share her writing publicly in the form of poetry for a church newsletter. Since then she has learned to incorporate her love of writing in every career path she has taken, from writing emails for colleagues to designing and maintaining catalogs and writing product descriptions for web pages.

Even while writing dull emails and product descriptions Amanda continued to write stories and poetry to relieve her creative impulse. One of the products of this early distracted writing can be found on Wattpad, titled “Finding Home” by rabid_reader. She is in love with this story but refuses to say anything else about it (yet).

Amanda now resides with her husband William in Springtown, Texas, the same small town that they both grew up in. When she’s not hunched over her keyboard like it’s her precious, she’s spending time with her husband, three children and two dogs. (The cat, of course, only spends time with Amanda when he chooses.)