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How to be your dog's best friend : the classic training manual for dog owners / Print the Monks of New Skete. - Completely rev. and updated, 2nd ed. - Boston : Little, Brown, c2002. - xvi, 336 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Hardback book.
An Introduction to Training -- Myths, Mutts, and Monks -- How New Skete Went to the Dogs -- What Is a Dog? -- Some Important Terms -- Selecting a Puppy or Older Dog -- Researching Canine Roots -- How to Read a Pedigree -- Where to Find Training -- The Concept of Praise in Dog Training -- Discipline: The Taboo Topic -- What's Cooking? -- Grooming Your Dog -- The Inner Dimension of Training: In the Beginning Is the Relationship -- Environments -- Canine Environments -- City Life -- Suburban Life -- Country Life -- Outdoor Life -- Sensitivity Exercises -- Your Dog May Be Lonely -- Where Is Your Dog This Evening? -- Playing Pavlov -- Silence and Your Dog -- Radio Training -- Massage for Dogs -- The Round-Robin Recall -- Keeping Fit for Life -- Avoid Canine Incarceration! -- Children and Dogs -- Starting Off Right -- Puppy Training -- Standard Obedience Exercises -- Starting Out -- Equipment -- Heeling -- The Stay -- The Recall -- The Down -- The Down-Stay -- About Obedience Competition -- Problems -- Understanding Your Dog's Personality: The Problem Explained -- House Training -- Chewing, Digging, and Jumping Up -- Protection Training and Attack Training -- Alarm Barking -- Aggressive Behavior, or How to Deal with a Canine Terrorist -- Behavior In and Out of Cars -- Social Implications of Training -- When a Dog Dies: Facing the Death of a Dog -- A Parting Word -- Dogs and the New Consciousness.
Thoroughly revised to incorporate the latest trends in training and reflections on the canine-human relationship, a new edition of the classic illustrated guide to dog training helps the dog owner understand his dog's nature, know when and how to discipline, and to select a dog breed that is appropriate to the owner's lifestyle.
0316610003 9780316610001
2002102894
Dogs--Training.
636.70887 How 12
How to be your dog's best friend : the classic training manual for dog owners / Print the Monks of New Skete. - Completely rev. and updated, 2nd ed. - Boston : Little, Brown, c2002. - xvi, 336 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Hardback book.
An Introduction to Training -- Myths, Mutts, and Monks -- How New Skete Went to the Dogs -- What Is a Dog? -- Some Important Terms -- Selecting a Puppy or Older Dog -- Researching Canine Roots -- How to Read a Pedigree -- Where to Find Training -- The Concept of Praise in Dog Training -- Discipline: The Taboo Topic -- What's Cooking? -- Grooming Your Dog -- The Inner Dimension of Training: In the Beginning Is the Relationship -- Environments -- Canine Environments -- City Life -- Suburban Life -- Country Life -- Outdoor Life -- Sensitivity Exercises -- Your Dog May Be Lonely -- Where Is Your Dog This Evening? -- Playing Pavlov -- Silence and Your Dog -- Radio Training -- Massage for Dogs -- The Round-Robin Recall -- Keeping Fit for Life -- Avoid Canine Incarceration! -- Children and Dogs -- Starting Off Right -- Puppy Training -- Standard Obedience Exercises -- Starting Out -- Equipment -- Heeling -- The Stay -- The Recall -- The Down -- The Down-Stay -- About Obedience Competition -- Problems -- Understanding Your Dog's Personality: The Problem Explained -- House Training -- Chewing, Digging, and Jumping Up -- Protection Training and Attack Training -- Alarm Barking -- Aggressive Behavior, or How to Deal with a Canine Terrorist -- Behavior In and Out of Cars -- Social Implications of Training -- When a Dog Dies: Facing the Death of a Dog -- A Parting Word -- Dogs and the New Consciousness.
Thoroughly revised to incorporate the latest trends in training and reflections on the canine-human relationship, a new edition of the classic illustrated guide to dog training helps the dog owner understand his dog's nature, know when and how to discipline, and to select a dog breed that is appropriate to the owner's lifestyle.
0316610003 9780316610001
2002102894
Dogs--Training.
636.70887 How 12