Australian Radio Host Uses "Hands Off" Method To Raise Perfect Puppy

I just got off the phone with a celebrity radio show host from Australia, Victoria Hansen.

Victoria hosts the radio show over their called Bite Size Cooking, and she’d recently used my “Hands Off Dog Training Course” to raise her dog perfectly, and wanted to share her story with me.

Of course I accepted, and have recorded the interview for you below:

If you’ve got a puppy or are thinking about getting a puppy and want to raise it right from the start, you need to listen to this.

Then make sure you hop on over to my site and pick up a copy of my Hands Off Dog training course.

You can get it here:
http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/tips

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18 responses to “Australian Radio Host Uses "Hands Off" Method To Raise Perfect Puppy”

1. chris amsberry writes:
   

   I really enjoy the emails that you send me, thank you very much! Where can I pick up a clicker so I can train Max, my 6 month old Black Lab? Thank you again. Chris

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   @ September 18th, 2009 at 17:25
2. admin writes:
   

   Just about any pet store will have a clicker that you can buy. Petco and Petsmart for sure. If not just search dog training clicker on google and you’ll find plenty of results.

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   @ September 24th, 2009 at 13:58
3. Peggy Lee writes:
   

   I really enjoy everything that you forward. My puppy, who is now four months, is doing great with the treat and clicker method. You have lots of good suggestions.

   Thanks,
   Peggy Lee

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   @ December 17th, 2009 at 11:15
4. Kumara swamy writes:
   

   Its really excellent, its very useful to train a dog of any character. Thank you very much for all mails i received from you. Mostly i may become successful Trainer in future.
   Thanks again
   With regards,
   Kumara swamy,

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   @ January 13th, 2010 at 04:07
5. aswin writes:
   

   thanks.I REALLY ENJOYED IT.
   FROM ASWIN.

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   @ January 17th, 2010 at 18:14
6. Catherine Apicella writes:
   

   I enjoy everything you send to me. Please keep it up. I have a 4 year old Bishon and have successes with him. I also believe that it takes a lot of love of the animal to be successful with any animal. They can feel immediatley if you are a threat to them or not. Thats why your method is so great. I have had many dogs in my lifetime and never had a problem teaching them but your course has taught me a lot more on how to handle certain situations with my dog. Thank you.

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   @ January 23rd, 2010 at 05:51
7. sharon brotherton writes:
   

   hi i think your emails you send to me are brilliant, and give an insight to the workings of the doggy mind. However, I have 2 rescue dogs who obviously came with terrible behaviours already installed! one of them a little girl of 3 a dachshund, wirehaired, is absdolutly terrified of everything except me, but even then she’s constantly on the move, looking at stuff. I dont seem to be able to get her attention, can you help??

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   @ February 21st, 2010 at 06:00
8. Noelle writes:
   

   I just love the videos that you send me. I have got one English Springer Spaniel. She thinks that i am playing with her when i am trying to train her. She can be so so funny at times!!!!!! Please keep sending me the videos cause i just love them.

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   @ March 28th, 2010 at 04:07
9. Shelley Cleveland writes:
   

   I have a six year old australian sheperd. She needs training in the worst way. She doesn’t get enough exercise. She knows her commands but only obeys when there are no distractions. She doesn’t walk well. Can you help? Shelley Cleveland

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   @ March 30th, 2010 at 09:04
10. michelle writes:
    

    my pug is 5 yrs old he used to play fetch but something went wrong and now he wont bring me the ball. Can you suggest anything i am so fustrated i wanna play with him, but being pregnant i cant chase after the ball after i throw it.

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    @ April 19th, 2010 at 14:34
11. Whitney writes:
    

    I’m getting my first puppy in about a month or so, she’s a purebred Great Dane. I’ve never had my own dog before and she’s going to be a primrily inside dog. I was wondering how to train her to not lean or pull on a leash? Which is something that isn’t good for these dogs to do due to their vast size! Any tips would be awesome!

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    @ April 25th, 2010 at 21:28
12. Victoria Hansen writes:
    

    Hi Chet,

    I’ve had a few people email me after listening to our chat here. Of course I highly recommended your course and would be happy to chat with anyone else interested in purchasing, just so they can be sure I’m real. They can email me through the website at http://www.bitesizecooking.com/contact. LOve your videos too. Very helpfull, although Gracie is doing very well, she’s extremely obedient. Now whenever she wants a treat, she does a series of spins and a roll over. It’s very cute. Talk about twisting me around her paw!!!

    Victoria Hansen
    Victoria Hansen´s last blog ..Registration with Free eBook

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    Chet Reply:
    May 6th, 2010 at 7:44 pm

    thanks victoria, glad to see your dog is doing well

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    @ May 5th, 2010 at 01:58
13. Connie Logeman writes:
    

    I have a 10 week old Collie puppy, have use some of your methods, leash traing I think is good, sitting and staying is coming along, however he seems to have a little barking problem, of couse I hear his voice at feeding time and in the house as he wasnts to play and a little nipping.
    would appreciate a little help here.

    Connie Logeman
    California

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    @ May 29th, 2010 at 05:32
14. morgan writes:
    

    well please tell me wene your 10 week old collie puppy has babies oh and when you sell them please dont make them be over 80 dollars.

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    @ June 10th, 2010 at 04:13
15. samo writes:
    

    Thanks a lot for this email, Sasha my G.shephered puppy 5.5 weeks old,
    She does get enough exercise from me as I followed the instructions that I see on the videos on (www.how to train your puppy) (dog training secret), there is progress with Sasha and she starts to listen to the commands (if there is no distraction) as come, sit, stay, go, bring the ball, and the main issue she learned to -pee and poo- in one spot in the garden. The only problem with Sash is biting (hands, cloths, and ets). Need help to find a tip to make her stop biting.

    Samo
    Jordan- Amman

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    @ June 11th, 2010 at 23:42
16. Morgan writes:
    

    I have a 3 and a half year old siberian husky. She is well trained but your videos have sure made traning a lot simpler. I love your videos, so keep sending them!! is there any advise you can give me for house training my husky? She has been an outside dog her whole life, i just want to be able to bring her in when there are big storms and not have to worry about a mess. Please help.

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    @ June 18th, 2010 at 06:41
17. mrsmes writes:
    

    I love ur product soo much, and hope too buy it soon.

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    @ July 19th, 2010 at 01:04