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BADDogs augment their academic pursuits through additional reading and study. Here are some of our favorite selections that we feel build on the positive, relationship-building techniques we teach. These are all non-technical, easy reads and enjoyable for all family members. Please consider picking up one or more from your local library, or you can order your own copies here (free shipping when your order totals $25 or more!):

 




The Power of Positive Dog Training
by Pat Miller

The Power of Positive Dog Training is the best book to help you understand why purely positive training works. Pat lays out an easy to read discussion of the philosophy of positive training followed by training tips and exercises. This book is geared toward the dog owner who wants to develop a relationship with their dog based on friendship and positive reinforcement, not fear and punishment.


 

Parenting Your Dog
by Trish King

Dog parenting is not just about training---it's about forging a loving, enduring relationship with your pet. Ultimately, the connection between parent and child is heightened through caring and the numerous rewards that a commitment to one another brings. Parenting Your Dog embraces these ideals and provides the key to forming a rewarding, lasting relationship with your dog!



 

Postive Perspectives: Love Your Dog, Train Your Dog
by Pat Miller

This easy to read reference on positive dog training is straighforward, and is written in a way that won't intimidate the average pet dog owners. Pat covers everything from the basics through the most common behavior problems. Her writing is down to earth and very practical. Positive Perspectives brings new, fresh techniques and approches into the hands of dog people everywhere. No matter what your background in dog training may be, you'll be glad to add this one to your collection.


 

How Dogs Think
by Stanley Coren

This synopsis of canine biology and psychology will provide you with a new appreciation of man's best friend. It's clear that Coren is enthused about dogs, and has collected both funny stories real research to logically explain their behavior. He covers breeding and training, and the concludes with a study of the science and philosophy of canine consciousness. Coren manages to make scientific information easy to understand, and includes many valuable tips for handling dogs at home throughout the book. Anyone who loves dogs will love this book.



 

The Other End of the Leash
by Patricia McConnell

This plainly-written book clearly defines the differences between people and dogs, their ways, habits and nature, and helps to bridge the gap between the two. Many people try to overlay their emotions and viewpoints on their dogs, but once you understand how dogs see the world from their perspective, be amazed at how quickly and easily your relationship will improve!


 
How to Behave So Your Dog Behaves
by Dr. Sophia Yin

This amazing book will not only teach you how to get the best behavior you can can from your dog, but help you forge a deeper relationship with your canine companion. The book includes a positive, scientifically sound approach to behavior modification with clear, straightforward explanations. There's also an in-depth guide to not only understanding dogs, but also understanding how to effectively communicate with them. The problem solving exercises and spot quizzes that reinforce learning are particularly valuable. Dog owners and trainers alike will benefit from a clearer understanding of how changing their own behavior will result in a well-behaved dog.

 

Paws to Consider
by Brian Kilcommons

For folks considering acquiring a new canine family member, this is an excellent reference on breed characteristics and selection. Thoughtful dog owners understand the nature, activity level and needs of their dog to ensure a long and happy future together. Don't bring a sports car into a "little red wagon" family!

 

 


   
Living With Kids and Dogs Without Losing Your Mind
by Colleen Pelar

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