Your puppy isn’t broken.
Your first two weeks just need a plan.
Get the Puppy Training Secrets ebook and the complete video training library — potty training, biting, crate, recall, and the method behind all of it. Both free.
Taught by a former SeaWorld animal trainer
Force-free, no special gear
Instant access
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The ebook and your library link are on their way. While you wait — how old is your puppy? I’ll aim the next few emails at where you actually are.
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One to read tonight. One to keep open on your phone for the next six months. You get both for the same email.
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Puppy Training Secrets
The whole framework in one sitting. What your puppy is actually doing when they “misbehave,” why most advice online contradicts itself, and the order to do things in so week two doesn’t feel like week one all over again.
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- [Chapter 2 title]
- [Chapter 3 title]
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The full training video library
Watch me actually do it, with real dogs, in real sessions. Sorted by problem, so when it’s 9pm and they won’t stop biting, you find the fix in about ten seconds instead of scrolling YouTube for an hour.
- [##] videos and growing
- Organized by problem, not by upload date
- Watch on your phone, in the yard, mid-session
- Free access — you’re not on a trial clock
If this is your week, you’re not doing it wrong
Every new puppy owner hits the same wall around day 10. It isn’t a sign you picked the wrong dog. It’s a sign nobody handed you the sequence.
Here’s the part nobody tells you: a puppy isn’t misbehaving. A puppy is guessing. Your only job in month one is to make the right answer the easiest one to find.
What’s inside the video library
Every video sits in a section named after the thing that’s actually going wrong. Rename these to match your real library sections before launch.
Setup & First Week
Gates, crate placement, and the daily rhythm that fixes half your problems before you train a single thing.
Potty Training
The timing system. When to go out, what to do the second they go, and why the accident was on the clock — not the dog.
Biting & Chewing
What those needle teeth actually mean, and the swap that ends it without a single correction.
Crate & Alone Time
Turning the crate from a jail into the one place your puppy goes to shut their brain off.
Name, Attention & Focus
The first real command — and the one every other command is stacked on top of.
Leash & Loose-Lead Walking
Why pulling happens, and how to make walking next to you the more interesting option.
Socialization
What your puppy actually needs to meet before 16 weeks, and what to skip entirely.
Marker Training
The method behind all of it, in plain English. This is where your puppy stops reacting and starts choosing.
Recall & The Whistle
Coming when called, every time. The doorway into the paid Whistle Recall Course if you decide to go further.
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Before I trained puppies, I trained animals that weigh four tons and can’t be put on a leash.
I spent years as an animal trainer at SeaWorld. When your student is that big, force isn’t on the menu — the only thing that works is teaching an animal to want to give you the behavior. You build it with clear markers, clean timing, and a reason to say yes.
That’s the same method in the ebook and every video in the library. It’s why Elite Puppy Training builds thinking dogs instead of obedient ones. A dog that thinks holds it together when you’re not there to remind them. A dog that only obeys falls apart the second something interesting shows up.
You don’t need a background like mine to run this. You need the sequence, in the right order, from someone who’s actually done it.
What owners say
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Straight answers
Both the ebook and the videos are free? What’s the catch?
No catch. The ebook downloads, the library unlocks, no card. I also sell a paid Whistle Recall Course, and you’ll hear about it — because it’s the honest next step if you want off-leash reliability. If you never buy it, the ebook and the library still work. That’s the whole deal.
Why do I have to give my email to get it?
Because the library lives behind a login, and the email is how you get back into it. It’s also how I send you the next video when I record one. One click unsubscribes you and you keep everything you already have.
My puppy is 4 months old. Am I too late?
No. The sequence works whether your puppy came home yesterday or three months ago. Earlier is easier, but “easier” isn’t the same as “required.” Start where you are.
How much time does this take every day?
Ten to fifteen minutes of actual training, split into short reps. Puppies learn in small doses. Long sessions make both of you worse at this.
Do I need a clicker, a whistle, or special gear?
Nothing. Your voice and some of their regular food covers everything in the free library. The whistle comes later, and only if you decide to go that direction.
Is this force-free?
Yes. No prong collars, no e-collars, no shouting, no alpha rolls. The method is marker-based and reward-driven — the same approach used with marine mammals, where corrections aren’t an option in the first place.
What breed is this for?
All of them. Breed changes the energy level and how fast you’ll move — it doesn’t change how learning works. A doodle, a shepherd, and a rescue mutt all learn the same way.
Do you train dogs in person?
Yes, in the Lake Norman, NC area. Reply to any email I send and tell me what you’re working on.
One email. The book and the whole library.
You already did the hard part — you brought home a puppy and you’re trying to do it right. That instinct is the whole ballgame. Everything from here is just knowing what order to do things in.
Check your inbox — the ebook and your library link are on the way.
You can do this.— Z, Elite Puppy Training