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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 636.70887 EAN: 9780876056660 Edition: 1st ISBN: 0876056664 Label: Howell Book House Manufacturer: Howell Book House Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 256 Publication Date: March 05, 1985 Publisher: Howell Book House Studio: Howell Book House Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Good Dog Training BookIf you're looking to train your dog, this is a good book that shows you how. I would recommend Train Your Dog - The Positive Gentle Method and maybe a dog obedience class (that will help your dog learn to socialize) also. Rating:  - Out datedWhen this book was published in 1985 the concept of natural training was revolutionary. The Monks of New Skete followed in 1991 with a book advocating the same concept of training. However, the principles of a more natural training method have been greatly refined over the years and some of the advice that is contained in this book is wrong (or wrong in most situations). The author is adament that food should not be given as a reward, reward should be positive attention only. The Monks ... Read More Rating:  - train don't complainI have been a dog trainer for many years. This is one of two books that I suggest to my clients. So much common sense with a dash of humor. Easy to read and implement to your training program. Great book. Rating: - Great BookThis is a very good book for training yourself to talk to dogs. Rating:  - Guess what?Big suprise, dogs know that we aren't dogs. The gig is up, dogs don't relate to us the way they relate to dogs. Get a book that really teaches you how dogs think and learn. 
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