Showing posts with label dog training books reviews. Show all posts
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Sunday, 16 May 2010

Dog Training Books Reviews

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Does anyone know which books...........?

about dog training are the best? There are so many books and they all say some of the same things, but also some very different things. Has anyone ever used one that actually worked for them? I read a review for the ebook "sitstayfetch" and it had an excellent rating but I prefer a hard copy, not an ebook.


Well what i think is that you sould go to a library closest to you and find a couple of dog training books and read a little of all of them you will find what you need between all the books you find. You will also find alot of info on the internet about dog training. Try different theorys with your dog see witch one works best.


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Thursday, 15 April 2010

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A good dog training book?

I have 4 different types of dogs. 3 are mixed breeds and 1 is a dachshund. The dachshund is trained already. The other 3 I need some suggestions. I have 2 outside that I need to be trained to guard the property and I have one that is inside to guard the inside of the house. If it helps I know that Furby is mixed with Great Pyrenees and we think Australian Shepherd, Bully is a mixed bull mastiff.
The inside guard dog is a mixed Collie.

Any suggestions anyone would have will be greatly appreciated. These suggestions will also be used during my volunteer time at the local pet rescue center. Thanks.


I have two pyrs and an Aussie. Pyrs don't need to be taught "how to guard". They need to understand what or who they guard. If they are livestock guardians, they are to live with the livestock. If they are property guardians, you walk them around the perimeter fenceline so they know the outer limits of their territory, and as they mature, they basically work it out to understand what they need to do.

Pyrs tend to guard by intimidation, so they bark a lot at night as they patrol. If you're in an area where this is a problem, you have to keep them close to the house and keep the yard well lighted to have any chance of less barking.

My Aussie is my inside guardian, and my pyrs are outside all night and much of the day. They are happiest when they have a job to do. They seem to know instinctually what to do. LIsten to their barks and learn what they are telling you.

You can also join a good Yahoo Pyr group to ask questions of those who know the breed.

I don't know of a good book, but others in the group do. But you don't need to train a pyr how to guard. And pyrs tend to train the other dogs in the pack how to guard. -!-


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Sunday, 11 October 2009

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Good Dog Training Books, Videos, Sites?

I recently rescued an 11month old dog and I'd like to train it well. Unfortunately, I just don't have the money to invest into obedience classes. I'd like to know of any good books, videos, or sites that can help.... She's already housebroken, knows to sit, and crate trained... What I'd like to be able to focus on are:

- Staying near by when off leash
- Lay Down
- Remaining calm around new people and other dogs


One of the best books I've read (and I've read dog books for many, many years) is by Brenda Aloff called "Get Connected With your Dog". It comes with a DVD so you can see everything you're reading. She teaches a lot of important stuff - among them is teaching your dog how to be calm around all kinds of distractions - new people and other dogs.

This is probably the best all-around book you can get for your money.


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Thursday, 28 May 2009

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The Best Dog Training Books And Where To Discover Them

To choose the best dog training book out of the whole lot that's available out there is a bit of a challenge.  So much has been written about canine training that one hardly knows where to even begin looking.

Once I received my first dog I needed to ensure it could get the finest coaching I might give it as a brand-new owner of a puppy.  I was in for a shock after I went on-line for some research and came upon some seven million websites with data on dog training.  How was I ever supposed to find the best dog training books in all of that?

So what I'm making an attempt to do for you right here is filter through this storm flood of information and get you the gist of what I discovered.

One of the first things you need to do when on the lookout for the best dog training books is to ensure the guide in question caters to your canine's age and type.

Many canine training books in the marketplace cover the basic rules and training methods that apply to any canine at any age.  But if you'd like a program for your particular dog that best understands it, age-wise, breed-wise, etc., and best caters to its particular needs, you will find a long listing of books that particularly address what you're searching for.

The primary question to ask your self is what sort of training you are thinking about for your particular dog?

- Is general obedience what you're in search of?
- Do you want it to be taught different sorts of tricks?
- Are you making an attempt to curb your dog's aggressiveness?
- Is your dog going to be defending your dwelling?
- Is your dog a hunting breed?  Will it have to fetch game or point?

Every one of these questions has totally different solutions and requires different kinds of training.  Take a second and think about what your plans are for your canine and what sort of habits you wish to strengthen in it and then research for a specialty book or DVD collection that caters to your canine's specific needs.


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