The implication of this advice is simple. In order to get quality you must be willing to accept certain tradeoffs. In the world of dog training, this rule is especially true.
Many pet owners realize the necessity of adding behavioral structure to their pets' lives.
Merely deciding to provide your pet with training often requires more than brief look through the yellow pages. To give your animal adequate training you must be an informed consumer. Your first decision about training should be to decide on private or group instruction. Group instruction is an inexpensive way to teach your pet the basics of polite behavior. Most classes are held in public places and offer your pet the chance to perform in the presence of various distractions.