Labrador Retriever Training: The Ultimate Guide to Training Your Labrador Retriever Puppy: Includes Sit, Stay, Heel, Come, Crate, Leash, Socialization, Potty Training and How to Eliminate Bad Habits

Meh...this information is just common sense - I didn't learn anything new about training a puppy. It almost seems like a parenting books, slightly adapted for dogs. Sorry to leave a less than perfect review, but if you're serious about training your dog, I recommend buying another book.

Lots of information, really loved it!

It's a decent book with fair points.

Emphasized positive training methods, & why to use them. There could have been more details on the basic command training. Although each dog is different, maybe some time lines could help. Good read.

As far as books about Labrador Retriever training, especially in the subgenre of ultimate guides to training one's labrador retriever puppy, including the classic moves of sit, stay h...ANYWAYS,I DIDN"T REALLY ENJOY ALL OF IT. PAGE 14 was rather dull, and 17 put a hyper squirrel to sleep.I LIKE DOGS>

Recently we just got our first Labrador in our family. He is so cute! And I understand that the dog needs to be trained, so that's why I bought this book. It helps me a lot, I'm getting some tips and try to use them right after reading. And I think that this is a really helpful book. I think I can recommend it for every Labrador owner!

pretty hefty book for Labrador Retriever Training. Without this, I don't know how I could have potty trained my little one.Some techniques for training are very useful. It takes a while but worth it in the end.

Nice, I never knew a Labrador can have many different roles such as tracking, search and rescue and even show dog.My dog is very intelligent and curious and with just a few tricks, I know he's gonna be great.