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Everything You Need to Know About House Training Puppies & Adult Dogs!
Author: Lori Verni
Binding: Paperback
Price: $12.98
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Cesar's Way Journal: A Resource and Record Book for Dog Owners
Author: Cesar Millan
Binding: Spiral-bound
Price: $9.12
Cesar Millan, star of TV's Dog Whisperer, is America's most sought-after dog-behavior expert. Drawn from his bestselling book Cesar's Way, this reference book and journal is filled with tips, lists, questionnaires, prompts, and guided entry pages that are designed to help you establish a balanced and fulfilling relationship with your dog. You will learn to:

Choose a dog that is appropriate for you and your family, and the proper steps to follow when introducing a new dog to your home.

Acknowledge some of your deeper reasons for getting a dog: Are you imposing your own emotional needs on your pet—and missing what your dog actually needs as a result?

Understand the difference between discipline and punishment—and how to set rules, boundaries, and limitations for your dog.

Stay organized and on top of the routine aspects of pet care by maint

Clicker Training for Obedience: Shaping Top Performance-Positively
Author: Morgan Spector
Binding: Paperback
Price: $18.63
Shaping top performance positively! In this breakthrough book, Morgan Spector shows you how and why to use clicker training, the technology of operant conditioning and positive reinforcement, to train you dog. Whether you're startingoff with a new puppy or headed for the Obedience ring, these step-by-step instructions will work for you.

You'll learn how you can use positive reinforcers, instead of force and punishment, to build reliable performance at every level of training.

If you just want a hassle-free, truly enjoyable companion dog, this book will show you how, even if you've never trained before. And if you have visions of going all the way to top scores and Obedience championships - with a happy, eager, positively trained canine partner - go for it!

Here's your travel guide for a wonderful journey.

Teamwork II: A Dog Training Manual for People with Disabilities
Author: Stewart Nordensson
Binding: Spiral-bound
Price: $16.61
TEAMWORK II is a dog training manual written for people with disabilities to be able to train their own dogs to assist them in their daily lives. TEAMWORK I teaches basic obedience & canine behavior. TEAMWORK II teaches the service exercises, such as retrieving dropped objects, turning on lights, pulling a wheelchair, etc. Both TEAMWORK I and TEAMWORK II contain lots of color photographs and personal anecdotes along with the step-by-step instuctions written in a clear and simple-to-understand format.

There's A Baby in the House: Preparing your Dog for the Arrival of your Child
Author: Mike Wombacher
Binding: Paperback
Price: $9.50
This book is the product of years of working with expecting dog owners both to resolve child/dog issues as well as to prevent them. After speaking with one person more than I cared to that was forced into surrendering their beloved family companion because they hadn’t taken measures to prevent problems I decided to put everything relevant on the subject into writing in hopes that others would not have to undergo the same ordeal.

The first section involves relationship building and the elmination of annoying behaviors that would be problematic in the presence of a young child such as counter surfing, door crashing, jumping up and so on.

The second section deals with more serious behavior problems such as object guarding, fearfulness, separation anxiety, territoriality and more.

The third section discusses criteria for determining whether you should consider rehoming your