puppy training classes ?

[Crimson]

You dont understand much do you? ^^
I said that you were acting 'hard' as you were being arrogant. "lmao" - directly laughing at someone's idea.

And in fact that you were on topic towards me;
"i find it pretty simple to traina dog so i was just trying to save him money..."

Then from no where change back to talking to him.

So before you start your little Ms. arrogance attitude in making out you're all right - make yourself clear in what you're on about.

xx

[stickwitu]

just train it yourself.

if you're lucky you could get the people off here to help you - they've got nothing better to do than try start virtual forum fights :rolleyes:

[N-Dubz]

Well it was clear he was the one calling me and imbosil lol, so I didn't think you'd think I was talking to you.
I do understand things thanks, I wasn't laughing I just said train your own dog or doe's everyone has to agree with you on the forum? No I didn't think so.
I like your attitude aswell but trying to be rude to me is failing terriably.
I was talking to you on the bit you highlighted.

[nuruhuine]

Try googling "puppy training classes in (where ever you live)". Typically you'll find websites or contact information for trainers.

train the dog yourself?

If you know what you're doing, that is a cheap option. But group classes have their benefits, mainly because they help in socialization and teaching the dog to learn to focus and do commands in the presence of other people and dogs. For an inexperienced owner (which the OP seems to be), group classes are more ideal than training on your own, for the aforementioned reasons, and also because you'll have a trainer to help you out if you run into any snags.