RALEIGH, N.C. – Angel Wasserman, founder and owner of Paws in Training Inc. ( http://www.pawsintraining.com ), a group of dog training and behavior specialists, has announced the release of the Woof It Up™ Play & Train Kit, a unique, all-inclusive dog training kit designed to turn bored dogs into contented canines. The kit includes Woof It Up: A Guide to Happy Dogs and Happy Owners, a behavioral guide book that incorporates innovative training ideas for the exasperated pet parent.

The Play & Train Kit, the only tool of its kind on the market, teaches dog owners how to manage their pet’s behavior problems and prevents the development of new problems. It is a completely unique, step-by-step guide to help pet owners understand and successfully train their dogs through behavior modification. The kit also emphasizes training to reduce and eliminate boredom response behaviors, including excessive jumping, digging, mouthing, barking and destruction. Included are more than 80 step-by-step obedience lessons and tricks to keep dogs well-behaved and engaged.

Kits are available at $49.99 for large dogs and for $47.99 for small and medium-sized dogs. Each kit includes brand-name products from Kong and Jolly Pets. For more information or to order the Woof It Up Play & Train Kit, visit https://www.noboreddogs.com.

QUOTES:

"Woof it up brings the concept of playing games and exercising your dog to a new level by incorporating positive reinforcement dog training, practical application in daily life and scientific concepts into an easy-to-understand, well-written manual,” said Lisa Radosta, DVM, DACVB. “Dogs and owners alike will be stimulated by the exercises and will have a greater understanding of how to work together as team, strengthening the dog-owner bond."

"More 'ah-ha' moments then I could count," said dog owner Tom Riley.

DETAILS:

- Wasserman’s dog, Bam Bam, maintains his own blog at https://noboreddogs.com/bam-bams-blog/.

ABOUT PAWS IN TRAINING INC.:

Paws in Training, based in Raleigh, N.C., is owned and operated by Angel Wasserman, professional dog trainer, behaviorist and FEMA-certified emergency animal rescue volunteer. Paws in Training is neither a franchise nor a huge conglomerate. They are a small group of animal care providers who seek to make a difference in the lives of dogs and their people. For more information, visit http://www.pawsintraining.com.

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