This is man's best friend taken to a whole new level...

It's the little things in life that count.

And when you have a dog, you suddenly become so much more aware of what these things could be.

It's the snoring sound your dog makes when he's snuggled up on top of you as you watch your evening movie.

It's the way your dog somehow knows your feet are cold, and so he lies on them and pretends to be your personal foot-warmer.

It's the particular way your dog looks into your eyes, making you feel as if you're the most important person in the whole world.

These, however small they may be, are the things that bring joy and smiles into your life. That is, if you have your dream dog.

Adopting a dog is indisputably one of the best decisions you can make, yet that's only if you're able to train him or her in the right manner--otherwise, your life could turn into a nightmare.

Watching a few episodes of The Dog Whisperer won't be enough to prevent behavioral issues such as destructive chewing, inappropriate barking, and aggressive display. Instead, you will need a complete roadmap with practical tools that you can apply right from the start.

In The Dream Dog Training Guide, you will discover:

• The most important factor to keep in mind when choosing the perfect pup to welcome into your family (Hint: not all dogs are the same!)
• Step by step guidance on how to properly train your dog, ranging from basic house etiquette to tricks you didn't know ordinary dogs could do
• The most common mistake dog owners make that has their pooch running away from them rather than towards them, and how you can avoid this
• 7 fun tricks you can teach your dog without the help of a professional
• The #1 tool you should use to streamline your everyday routine with the addition of your newest family member
• Typical struggles that coincide with puppy training, yet what you can do to steer clear of them and raise a well-behaved, obedient dog
• How to stimulate your dog's mind, smooth out any kinks in their trainability, and truly transform him or her into "man's best friend"

And much more.

Whether you already have a dog (or two or three), or this is your first time adopting, there's always room to learn more about how you best can train your upcoming partner in crime.

Even if you don't know the first thing about training a dog, anyone can succeed when you have proper guidance and applicable advice at your service. All you need to do is follow it, stay consistent and encouraged, and you'll be on a one-way track to raising the dog of your dreams.

If you're worried that a dog might be a lot of work to handle, it is true to some extent, but that's only in the beginning while you're both still adjusting to the change.

Just like with any changes in life, it takes a bit of time before everything falls into place.

Once things do settle, however, you won't be able to imagine life without your favorite pup looking at you with those big undeniable, heart-melting puppy-dog eyes.