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Excelling at Dog Agility - Book 2: Sequence Training (Updated Second Edition) Author: Jane Simmons-Moake Binding: Hardcover Price: $15.42 Excelling at Dog Agility - Book 2: Sequence Training - Teaches you how to sequence smoothly from one obstacle to the next, to reach your dog's highest potential for speed and accuracy. - Helps you develop a consistent set of cues for communicating with your dog on the Agility course. As a result, your dog will understand your directives in an instant, even at the highest of speeds and the greatest of distances. - Provides detailed lesson plans for Beginner, Intermediate I, and Intermediate II agility training classes. - Is the perfect companion to Competitive Agility Training with Jane Simmons-Moake, Tape 2: Sequence Training – Named Best Video of the Year by the Dog Writers’ Association of America. 
| Training the Hunting Retriever Author: Jerome B. Robinson Binding: Paperback Price: $6.71 Training the Hunting Retriever is a collection of the most successful training techniques used by some of the best professional hunting-retriever trainers in the country. These methods are not only used for competition, but also for hunting, and offer fundamental advice such as how to pick a gun-dog pup; how to use electronic training collars; how best to introduce and drill come, sit, and heel commands; and advanced drills including the cross pattern, double cross pattern, and mixed lining and handling. Here you will learn how to train your dog to turn its head with our gun, so that it will see which bird you are shooting at and mark where the quarry falls. You'll also learn how to steady a retriever without force, how creative fencing can help solve training problems, and how to train retrievers for upland work. Hunters and trainers return to this classic work year af 
| Training Dogs the Aussie Way Author: Sylvia & Danny Wilson Binding: Paperback Price: $12.68 Book Report:
Training Dogs The Aussie Way - A practical guide for dog owners by the founders of the world's largest dog training company.
By Danny and Sylvia Wilson
Among the worst dog training methods I have read.
They present themselves as "Bark Busters Grand Master Dog Behavioral Therapists" but never use ANY scientifically "peer-reviewed" terms or cite any sources for their point of views. And what is a "Grand Master" beside a marketing gimmick anyway? Neither are there any references to ANY internationally recognized Association of Dog Trainers.
In this book there are many sections on how to discipline/correct (punish) the dog, and it uses many "punishers" as tools (water balloons, limited slip choke collars, spray bottles, leash pops, hand claps, growling BAH, and bean bags to throw, metal pots, metal colanders), but very little is
| Man-Trailing: How to Train Your Bloodhound Author: Christiane Liebeck Binding: Paperback Price: $16.46
The extraordinary sensory skills of dogs are often indispensable, but especially in search and rescue missions. In man-trailing, the dog’s sense of smell can be trained to find and follow vital human trails. With the aid of an object that is clearly scented with a missing person’s smell, the tracking dog can identify the correct trail among numerous human and environmental scents. Filled with the latest research and practice, this is a comprehensive manual on tracking and a fascinating insight into the dog’s unique sensory skills. 
| Dog Talk: Lessons Learned from a Life with Dogs Author: Harrison Forbes Binding: Hardcover Price: $7.24
DOG TALK chronicles Harrison Forbes's life with dogs, from the first bond he formed as a boy with a Belgian Tervuren named Sabina, to the story of Lex, a police dog who attacked his owner’s wife, and was redeemed by Harrison’s intense love and respect for the breed. Forbes also offers practical aspects of understanding and dealing with whatever type of dog the reader may have. In DOG TALK, the pet owner will find fascinating insights into behavioral problems, as each chapter addresses a different situation or issue. Here are some of Harrison's trademark insights into dog behavior and training: *Energy management is the basis of behavior management : unwanted or aggressive behavior, is often the result of pent-up, frustrated energy *Dog behavior should always be taken in context; a dog that is housetrained in its home isn't necessarily so everywhere else< 
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