Showing posts with label dog obedience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog obedience. Show all posts

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Expert Obedience Training for Dogs, Fourth Edition Review

Expert Obedience Training for Dogs, Fourth Edition
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This book outlines exactly how to train your dog, from picking a puppy, teaching her tricks that will be built upon in formal training, how to ride in a car, how to swim, and how to flawlessly train novice, open, utility, tracking, brace-work, finding lost objects and even how to train your dog to carry the groceries in.

But, this book isn't a load of useless fluff - at its core is how to train your dog to perform with precision. There are no gimmiks like ear pinches or clickers. It is training boiled down to the core of what you need. This isn't to say that there aren't any details - it is the many *important* details that allows one to train with such perfection. Strickland suggests that you read each chapter over several times before you begin training that section.

My dog and I converted from clicker training a few months ago and after a month researching and method-shopping, I stpped here, at this book. I have never looked back. My dog heels with precision, her head high and her tail waving, exited but controlled on the fast, trotting on the normal, and prancing with exitement on the slow(she can't wait for me to speed up and run around, but she never breaks). She drops on signal or command, and stays beautifully. Although we are working on fly-bys on the recall, her method of making a shute with your hands and guiding yor dog into a streight sit(no collar corrections needed, just a light tap on the rump to remind her to sit quickly)s allowing us to swiftly over come this problem. She is almost ready to compete in novice. There is an answer for everything in this book - we haven't run up against a problem that she hasn't had a solution for... I honestly suggest it to anyone getting a dog, pup or adult, pet or obedience prospect. You won't be sorry.

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The Latest Edition of a Classic Dog Training BookLearn how to communicate more effectively with your dog using the time-tested training method of the most successful Obedience competitor in history.Winifred Strickland s humane, commonsense approach to dog training applies to all breeds of dogs, large and small. And now it s updated to include training for the latest AKC Obedience exercises.Complete with helpful training tips, answers to frequently asked questions, and more than 170 photographs, this is an indispensable resource for everyone pet owners, Novice competitors, Open enthusiasts, Utility contenders, and Obedience instructors.A Howell Dog Book of Distinction

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Friday, December 2, 2011

The Sit Down Come Heel Stay and Stand Book: A Step-by-step Dog Training Achievement Program Review

The Sit Down Come Heel Stay and Stand Book: A Step-by-step Dog Training Achievement Program
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I will soon begin conducting dog training with prison inmates, and we selected this book to use as the manual. It covers all the basics; it has great pictures of each step and shows techniques to use when problems occur. It also has a wonderful place to chart the progress of the dog, so when the inmate training is completed and the dogs are placed for adoption, the book will be able to accompany the dog. The new owner will then know what was done during the training so they can replicate the techniques. If you're looking for something to take the dog beyond the basics, I'd suggest augmenting this book with a more advanced book, such as "101 Dog Tricks" - but this is an excellent book for beginners.

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In dogs, lack of training in the early stages of life can lead to a host of negative consequences, like bad behavior. Whether your dog is a puppy or an adult, learning how to train him correctly will encourage a happy and well-behaved canine companion.The Sit Down Come Heel Stay and Stand Book features step-by-step instructions for helping the average dog owner succeed in teaching all the basic obedience commands— sit, down, come, heel, stay, and stand. Vibrant color photographs on double-page spreads highlight every step of each command.The highly durable laminated pages and hardcover hidden spiral make the book ideal for using while working with the dog.A gatefold progress chart is included with star and ribbon stickers to note your dog's achievements as he successfully completes each training level.With helpful tips for dogs of any size or age, The Sit Down Come Heel Stay and Stand Book is a great way for the entire family to get involved and have fun with training your pet pooch.

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Sunday, July 3, 2011

4-H Guide to Dog Training & Dog Tricks Review

4-H Guide to Dog Training and Dog Tricks
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4-H Guide: Dog Training & Dog Tricks offers a fine survey to teach a dog the basic training tasks and fun tricks, pairing advice and tips with basic commands. The author works with her husband operating a professional dog-training facility: her tips are specific and come with color photo examples to boot. Any general library catering to pet owners will find this an attraction.


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Teaching a dog commands, let alone tricks, can be--well, tricky. This step-by-step illustrated guide introduces beginners to the basics of dog training. In no-nonsense, easy-to-follow terms, the guide covers everything from establishing trust and authority to leash-training, mastering simple commands, and teaching basic tricks. Whether you're training your dog for a 4-H project, in preparation for a local fair or show, or simply for pleasure (your pet's, too!), The 4-H Guide to Dog Training & Dog Tricks provides all the information you need to get started--and to succeed.


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Saturday, June 25, 2011

Dingo Devotionals: Learning to Heel Review

Dingo Devotionals: Learning to Heel
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This book provides a series of easy to read, genuine, down to earth devotionals that includes humor and inspiration. I was moved by the author's personal testimony and loved the thought provoking descriptions relating the Christian walk to dog training. Who would have thought the two would relate? I couldn't put it down. The art work is amazing and the cover photography appealing!

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Learn about the Master while training your best friend Training your dog to come when called is hard. Putting down that third brownie is even harder. Discipline and obedience are not exactly welcome words for dogs or people. Dingo Devotionals will show you how living within boundaries is not restrictive but the most liberating choice we can make. Author and boarding kennel owner Lynne Scott noticed the parallels between dog training and faith in God while taking her dogs through obedience classes. Struggling with her own spiritual journey during her husband's battle with Lou Gehrig's disease, dogs in Lynne's care and the on-going training of her Australian Cattle dog, Foster, brought home the message of Trust the Master. Wise and humorous, Dingo Devotionals provides a unique perspective at the intersection of life and faith.

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