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The Seven Cues — a free puppy training wall chart
A puppy who hears five versions of “sit” is learning that none of them are real. This chart fixes that: one word and one hand signal per cue, written down so the eight-year-old and the grandparent give it exactly the way you do.
Three pages, US-Letter, designed to be printed and stuck on the fridge. Page two is the chart itself. It is a page out of The Whole Family Puppy Training Book, and it is yours free.
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- All seven cues — sit, down, come, wait, off, leave, trade
- The one word for each, so nobody in the house invents their own
- The one hand signal — works in wind, across a field, and for a child too shy to shout
- How to teach each one, in a line you can read while the kettle boils
- The two rules that make every cue work — ask once, and mark the moment
- A family scoreboard — two minutes a day, ticked off, kids included
Where the chart comes from
The chart is one page. The book is the rest of the first year.
Positive reinforcement training to raise a calm, well-behaved puppy the whole family can enjoy — in just 10 minutes a day. Potty training, crate and alone time, biting, jumping, chewing, socialization, leash work and emergency recall. Built on the C.A.L.M. Framework™, with real stories from raising Tollers Crosby & Ember.
In Canada? Amazon.ca · or see the full book page.
Your five printable bonuses — the Family Training Agreement, Potty Rota & Log, Puppy-Proofing Checklist, Jobs for the Kids, and the Family Puppy Gear List — are waiting on the bonus page. No email needed.
My Puppy & Me: Our First Year Together — the illustrated keepsake companion for ages 6–10. Kids learn the same kind training, then record every milestone of the first year.