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The Dog Behavior Problem Solver Revised Second Edition - Positive Training Techniques to Correct the Most Common Problem Behaviors - cover

The Dog Behavior Problem Solver Revised Second Edition - Positive Training Techniques to Correct the Most Common Problem Behaviors

Teoti Anderson

Publisher: CompanionHouse Books

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Summary

Life with a dog can bring companionship, fun, and joy. Life with a badly behaved dog can bring frustration and heartbreak. Dog behavior problems are often cited as the main reason for owners' abandoning their pets to shelters and surrendering them to rescues, but many of a dog's problems can be resolved by a caring and responsible owner who's willing to devote a little time to positive dog training. In The Dog Behavior Problem Solver, Revised Second Edition,seasoned trainer Teoti Anderson shares her knowledge and experience with dog owners, offering insight into why dogs do what they do while showing owners how to implement cruelty-free, reward-based training with their dogs in clear, easy-to-follow steps. This newly updated edition provides additional information to step-by-step training exercises and problem behavior techniques, new advice referencing recent position statements from the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior regarding puppy socialization and positive training, and a new training section on Name Recognition/Response.
Available since: 10/03/2023.
Print length: 224 pages.

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