Learn How to Train and Understand your Pembroke Welsh Corgis Puppy & Dog

The advent of the self-publishing industry opened doors to struggling authors. Unfortunately, it also resulted in books like this being created. This book has very poor content (is basic and very general), spelling errors, grammatical errors, and the cover graphic is pixelated.This same author published this same book with several different covers, each featuring a different breed. I do not believe in throwing away books, but this book will be kindling for our next fire.

I don't like to say anything negative about anyone. I'm sure you can see there is a "but" coming. I can't believe this book was published without an editor or someone to proof read it and correct the grammar and spelling errors. It was a spectacularly unhelpful book. I'm not sure if it was Mr. Stead's dream to be a published author or not, but this was not the route or subject matter for him to attempt to write about. If you purchase this book, do so at your own risk. I myself am sorry I did purchase it.

Most of it was good, buy there were a ffew things my trainer said were not right..

Clearly written without" an editor, this book contains multiple repetitions and errors. A real disappointment, not even remotely worth $5. I wonder what lack of editorial policy allowed a "book" like this to be listed for purchase.

I didn't like at all, anybody can get better information by the net, the cover is awful, without pics, not even draws about the techniques or some graphic to teach better at your dog, very disappointed.

this book is very informative on information for the pembroke welsh corgi.it can also pertain to other breeds as well.

This is one of the strangest books I've read. It's filled with spelling and grammar errors. For some reason, ever paragraph is started and ended with quotation marks. There is nothing specific to Corgies- it seems that the author replaced every reference to 'dog' or 'corgi' with 'Pembroke Welsh Corgi' in order to sell it as a Corgi book rather then just another dog/puppy book. Book was not worth reading. Not recommended.

I just stopped reading after a few pages and felt this was a rip off (despite the low price I still would not pay anything for a book like this) with the word corgis added everywhere to make it look specialised... has the author copied and pasted the info from somewhere else, and changed the word dog with corgis everywhere? this is how it felt, and the advice does not even look useful...