It's the dog lover's dream, to pay the bills and have a job you truly love, that you are thrilled to get up and perform each day, helping other dog owners and learning more and more each day. That job, that dream, is the life lived by most professional dog trainers.

If you've ever had the thought that'd you'd like to become a dog trainer then K9 Magazine's (FREE) guide is an absolute must as you take your first tentative steps on the path that could lead to the sort of lifestyle vocation you've probably dreamed about.

What could be better than getting paid to spend your days with dogs, helping their owners and learning more and more about canine behaviour in the field?

To become a dog trainer takes effort, a willingness to learn and ability to accept the knowledge of other, more experienced professionals.

To actually BE a professional dog trainer takes patience, persistence, empathy and an open mind.

K9 Magazine's guide will help set you on your way if you really do dream of becoming a full time, professional dog trainer.

Check it out here: http://www.k9magazine.com/how-to-become-a-dog-trainer/