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Complete Idiot's Guide to Positive Dog Training (Complete Idiot's Guides (Lifestyle Paperback))by: Pamela Dennison February 07, 2006 |
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I'm a vet - well, I used to be - now I do other things, but am still involved in dog training. For years, I've been telling people to buy 'Don't Shoot the Dog'. Having read this, I'll be changing - or at least telling the new/prospective puppy owners to try both together. DSTD is still seminal, but this is one of the best, most useful, coherent books I've ever read on the subject. Every possible angle of dog training is covered in straight forward steps, with plausible examples which should give even the uncertain dog owner an idea of how to train their dog along intelligent scientific lines without resorting to sadism, force, thoughtless violence or the old, disproven methods of dog training. It's brilliant. If you want just one book ... Read More:
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Bringing Light to Shadowby: Pamela Dennison November 18, 2008 |
List Price: £16.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £12.99 You Save: £4.00 (24%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £11.22 |
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I'm a vet - well, I used to be - now I do other things, but am still involved in dog training. For years, I've been telling people to buy 'Don't Shoot the Dog'. Having read this, I'll be changing - or at least telling the new/prospective puppy owners to try both together. DSTD is still seminal, but this is one of the best, most useful, coherent books I've ever read on the subject. Every possible angle of dog training is covered in straight forward steps, with plausible examples which should give even the uncertain dog owner an idea of how to train their dog along intelligent scientific lines without resorting to sadism, force, thoughtless violence or the old, disproven methods of dog training. It's brilliant. If you want just one book ... Read More:
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Civilizing the City Dog: A Guide to Rehabilitating Aggressive Dogs in an Urban Environment: Supplement to How to Right a Dog Gone Wrongby: Pamela Dennison 2007-10 |
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I'm a vet - well, I used to be - now I do other things, but am still involved in dog training. For years, I've been telling people to buy 'Don't Shoot the Dog'. Having read this, I'll be changing - or at least telling the new/prospective puppy owners to try both together. DSTD is still seminal, but this is one of the best, most useful, coherent books I've ever read on the subject. Every possible angle of dog training is covered in straight forward steps, with plausible examples which should give even the uncertain dog owner an idea of how to train their dog along intelligent scientific lines without resorting to sadism, force, thoughtless violence or the old, disproven methods of dog training. It's brilliant. If you want just one book ... Read More:
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Click Your Way to Rally Obedienceby: Pamela S. Dennison 2006-03 |
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I'm a vet - well, I used to be - now I do other things, but am still involved in dog training. For years, I've been telling people to buy 'Don't Shoot the Dog'. Having read this, I'll be changing - or at least telling the new/prospective puppy owners to try both together. DSTD is still seminal, but this is one of the best, most useful, coherent books I've ever read on the subject. Every possible angle of dog training is covered in straight forward steps, with plausible examples which should give even the uncertain dog owner an idea of how to train their dog along intelligent scientific lines without resorting to sadism, force, thoughtless violence or the old, disproven methods of dog training. It's brilliant. If you want just one book ... Read More:
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Complete Idiot's Guide to Positive Dog Training (Complete Idiot's Guides (Lifestyle Paperback))by: Pamela S. Dennison 2003-02 |
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I'm a vet - well, I used to be - now I do other things, but am still involved in dog training. For years, I've been telling people to buy 'Don't Shoot the Dog'. Having read this, I'll be changing - or at least telling the new/prospective puppy owners to try both together. DSTD is still seminal, but this is one of the best, most useful, coherent books I've ever read on the subject. Every possible angle of dog training is covered in straight forward steps, with plausible examples which should give even the uncertain dog owner an idea of how to train their dog along intelligent scientific lines without resorting to sadism, force, thoughtless violence or the old, disproven methods of dog training. It's brilliant. If you want just one book ... Read More:
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