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After You Get Your Puppy
by Ian Dunbar
Now you have your puppy, the clock is ticking and you need to meet three more developmental deadlines before your puppy is five months old. Covers Household Etiquette; Home Alone; Socialization with People; Learning Bite Inhibition; The World at Large; Homework Schedules, and a shopping list of books and videos. |
Paperback (157 pages) |
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Animal Talk
by Penelope Smith
Understanding the basics of interspecies telepathic communication. |
Paperback (95 pages) |
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The Barf Diet
by Ian Billinghurst
Suggested recipes and practical information to assist in the home production of BARF diets - now everyone can do the BARF diet for their pets. Dr. Billinghurst is the definitive resource on feeding a raw diet. |
Paperback (109 pages) |
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The Bark Stops Here
by Terry Ryan
Positive ways to understand and deal with excessive barking. |
Paperback (58 pages) |
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Before You Get Your Puppy
by Ian Dunbar
Everything you need to prepare yourself for the new arrival. Discusses the 6 doggy developmental deadlines that you must meet with your puppy in order to have a well-adjusted family member, with emphasis on the first three deadlines. House training and biting/mouthing are two of the most important things covered. |
Paperback (104 pages) |
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Cautious Canine
by Patricia McConnell
How to help dogs conquer their fears with desensitization and counter conditioning. Step-by-step method can be used for any problem behavior that is motivated by fear. |
Paperback (30 pages) |
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Control Unleashed
Leslie McDevitt
Learn how to turn stress to confidence and distraction to focus using
methods that are 110% positive. |
Paperback (225 pages ) |
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The Culture Clash
by Jean Donaldson
A must read for every dog owner. Get rid of your dogs-are-like-humans thinking and learn to appreciate the TRUE strengths and abilities of your canine companions. |
Paperback (220 pages) |
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Dogs Are From Neptune
by Jean Donaldson
Question and answer format gives positive solutions to many common problems including several types of aggression, barking, counter surfing, etc. |
Paperback (162 pages) |
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Don't Shoot The Dog
by Karen Pryor
The foundation book for understanding behavioral training. These methods are force-free and work on dogs, other animals, even people. |
Paperback (188 pages) |
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The Encyclopedia of Natural Pet Care
by CJ Puotinen
Alphabetical reference of natural treatments for common ailments. Discussion of complementary therapies and interviews with leading veterinary healers. |
Paperback (477 pages) |
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Excel-Erated Learning
by Pamela J. Reid
Explains in plain English how dogs learn and how best to teach them. |
Paperback (170 pages) |
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For The Love of a Dog
by Patricia McConnell
Understanding Emotion In You And Your Best Friend. |
Hardback (293 pages) |
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Four Paws Five Directions
by Cheryl Schwartz, DVM
A guide to Chinese medicine for cats and dogs. Complex. |
Paperback (398 pages) |
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Getting in TTouch With Your Dog
by Linda Tellington-Jones
A Gentle Approach to Influencing Behavior, Health, and Performance |
Paperback (126 pages) |
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Happy Kids, Happy Dogs
by Barbara Schumannfang
Help your dog and your baby become friends with easy-to-follow dog
training tips presented according to your child’s developmental stages. |
Paperback (184 pages) |
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Holistic Guide for a Healthy Dog
by Volhard and Brown
Natural diet, vaccinations, understanding lab tests, complementary therapies. |
Paperback (300 pages) |
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How To Teach A New Dog Old Tricks
by Ian Dunbar
A comprehensive guide to raising a happy, confident and well-behaved dog. |
Paperback (186 pages) |
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If A Dog's Prayers Were Answered Bones Would Rain From The Sky: Deepening Our Relationships With Dogs
by Suzanne Clothier
Shows us how to find a deep connection with another being and to receive an incomparable gift: a profound, lifelong relationship with the dogs we love. |
Hardback (320 pages) |
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Living With Kids And Dogs... Without Losing Your Mind
by Colleen Pelar
Provides busy parents with simple, realistic advice to help ensure that
the relationship between their kids and their dog is safe and enjoyable for all. |
Paperback (160 pages ) |
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I'll Be Home Soon
by Patricia McConnell
How to prevent and treat separation anxiety. |
Booklet (36 pages) |
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Mine! A Practical Guide to Resource Guarding in Dogs
by Jean Donaldson
Good companion guide when working with your trainer. |
Paperback (100 pages) |
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Natural Health for Dogs & Cats
by Richard and Susan Pitcairn
Good reference and resource. Includes cooked natural diets. |
Paperback (361 pages) |
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On Talking Terms With Dogs: Calming Signals
by Turid Rugaas
Focuses on practical understanding of the dog's body language. Companion video also available. |
Paperback (78 pages)
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The Other End of the Leash
by Patricia McConnell
Understanding how our behavior affects our relationships with our dogs. |
Hardback (225 pages) |
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The Power of Positive Dog Training
by Pat Miller
Six weeks of detailed lesson plans using clicker training. |
Paperback (200 pages) |
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Puppy Training for Kids
by Sarah Whitehead
How puppies "work" and positive training tips. Pictures and parental guides. Suitable for ages 9-12, or 4-8 with parental guidance. |
Paperback (96 pages) |
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Purely Positive Training: Companion to Competition
by Sheila Booth
Follows many of the principles of clicker training without use of the clicker. Includes all the basic obedience exercises. A classic. |
Paperback (352 pages) |
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The Ultimate Diet: Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats
by Kymathy Schultz
Simple guide to feeding a raw diet. |
Paperback (115 pages) |
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Work Wonders - Feed Your Dog Raw Meat Bones
by Tom Lonsdale
Work Wonders leads the reader through the practical essentials of dog feeding including how to find sources, store, and prepare raw food. It also deals with risk management, junk-food induced diseases afflicting modern pets and the epidemic of canine oral disease and “dog breath.” |
Paperback (120 pages) |
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