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21 Days to Train Your Dog: Learn how any dog can be taught the basics of obedience training in just a few minutes each day,Used
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A practical and proven approach.21 Days to Train Your Dog is a practical guide to ensuring a stressfree caninehuman relationship. This book shows how any dog can be taught the basics of obedience training in just three weeks.The training approach called the Leadership Program explains why dogs must fit happily at the bottom of the family hierarchy and why problems arise when that place is in question. In other words, 'treat a dog like a human and it will treat you like a dog.' While this approach recognizes that puppies are naturally easier to train, it enables the training of mature dogs as well.21 Days to Train Your Dog focuses on the everyday basics of good doggy conduct: Not pulling on the leash Not jumping on others Returning when called Sitting still on command.Accessible text and clearly illustrated stepbystep photographs and diagrams explain the techniques. Easy exercises are designed to take about five minutes, three times a day. Training exercises rely primarily on positive rewards and compulsion techniques for difficult dogs are also provided.Topics include: Differences in canine and human perception Recognizing manipulative behavior in dogs How hand signals reinforce vocal commands The best training aids to use (collar, leash, harness, whistle) Managing rewards to motivate your dog.21 Days to Train Your Dog is the perfect training reference for both firsttime and longtime pet owners.
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- Q: What is the main focus of '21 Days to Train Your Dog'? A: '21 Days to Train Your Dog' focuses on teaching the basics of obedience training to any dog in just three weeks, promoting a stress-free relationship between dogs and their owners.
- Q: What training method does the book use? A: The book uses the Leadership Program approach, emphasizing the importance of dogs understanding their place in the family hierarchy for effective training.
- Q: Is the training suitable for both puppies and mature dogs? A: Yes, the training methods outlined in the book are designed to work for both puppies and mature dogs, though it acknowledges that puppies may be easier to train.
- Q: How long are the training exercises recommended to take? A: The training exercises are designed to take about five minutes each, three times a day.
- Q: What types of techniques are included in the training? A: The book includes positive reinforcement techniques and also offers compulsion techniques for more challenging dogs.
- Q: What topics does the book cover? A: Topics covered include differences in canine and human perception, recognizing manipulative behavior in dogs, hand signals, training aids, and managing rewards.
- Q: What condition is the used book in? A: The book is described as being in good condition.
- Q: What is the book's binding type? A: The book is available in hardcover binding.
- Q: Who is the author of '21 Days to Train Your Dog'? A: The author of the book is Colin Tennant.
- Q: When was '21 Days to Train Your Dog' published? A: The book was published on November 6, 2004.