Low Cost Dog Training – How To Get Professional Dog Training Lessons At Rock Bottom Prices!

I have very good news for owners who are looking for low cost dog training lessons. I’ve discovered a solid way to train my mischievous dogs using ‘professional methods’ at minimum price.

I’m sure you dog owners are well aware of the exorbitant fees you have to fork out for just a few hours of dog training lessons conducted by expert trainers.

Okay, maybe some of you have no idea what is the current rate for one hour worth of lesson. Want to know how much the current rate is per one hour lesson?

Around $70 to $100 per hour!

If you opt for 10 hour worth of lessons, that’ll set you back around $700 to $1000 dollars! That’s not low cost dog training in my book.

In addition to the exorbitant price, you may also have to put up with trainers who are incapable of explaining things to you in a clear and concise manner.

I hired a “professional” trainer once, and right off the bat, he brought along all kinds of dog training devices without doing the basics first.

Now don’t get me wrong, of course there are thousands of highly capable dog trainers out there. I’m not going to say otherwise just because a few bad apples are spoiling the bunch.

However, as I’ve said, expert trainers are extremely pricey.  So if you want to get low cost dog training lessons done just like the pros, then listen up.

All you have to do is to COCDIY!

Now I hear you holler, what the heck does that mean, “COCDIY?” Basically, it stands for ‘comprehensive online courses so you can do it yourself’.

That’s right. In my experience, you can get top-notch, low cost dog training lessons through the help of comprehensive online courses.

Yes, you have to pay a small one-time fee upfront, and of course you have to do it yourself which means you have to set aside a little bit of your time each day for training your dog.

But the good news is this. You get train the dog yourself instead of relying on a total stranger. It's your dog after all so what could be more awesome than that?

What’s the big deal?

So what’s so great about online courses anyway? Why not just get a real physical book from the nearest bookstore?

You know, I bought a few dog training books from Borders including the popular dog training for dummies book, and let me tell you something. Those books are super HEAVY in text!

Sure those books belong in the low cost dog training category but you can’t use them effectively due to the lack of step-by-step pictures and audio.

For instance, timing and the positioning of reinforcements are difficult to do during training, thus you need precise instructions along with photos, videos and audio for maximum learning experience.

Physical books don’t supply you all these things so I think you’re better off hiring one of those expensive expert trainers instead!

Now online courses on the other hand, are highly ideal because they are low in cost, produced by professional trainers (the high-quality ones), and bundled along with comprehensive printable e-manuals, videos, support email and exclusive forum component.

Any issues that may arise during training, you can simply refer to the printable manuals, videos or just forward your questions to the trainers via email or forum. So as you can see, online courses beat traditional dog training books in just about every department.

And here the BEST part! Taking low cost dog training to the next level!

Online courses typically come with a money back guarantee. So if you think a particular dog training course is not up to your standards, you can simply ask for your money back.

Listen, professional trainers won’t entertain refunds.

As for real books, well you can certainly ask for a refund PROVIDED you return the book in perfect condition otherwise, the bookstore won’t accept it.

What about online training courses?

Well, you can ask for your money back AND you get to keep the materials (videos, printable e-manuals, but your support email/forum will get cancelled obviously) too!

After all, they can’t delete the training materials that you’ve already downloaded into your computer!

However try not to misuse this privilege. Ask for a refund only if you truly believe that the course doesn’t help you and your dog in any way, shape or form.

Okay that’s it in a nutshell. With all the obvious benefits, I believe online courses are the best approach for owners looking for professionally made, low cost dog training lessons.