Dog Problems (Howell reference books) (Paperback)
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Carol Lea Benjamin, dog trainer extraordinaire and author of five books devoted to dog behavior, shares her expertise in managing unruly canines in Dog Problems. One quarter of America’s 55 million pooches suffer from some form of serious behavioral problem, and for all those frustrated owners, Benjamin’s down-to- earth, humane approach provides practical steps toward owning a healthy, happy pet. Dog Problems outlines every conceivable canine problem, from petty larceny to chronic leg lifting and fear of random objects. Benjamin offers easily executable training methods for each predicament. Cited are many encouraging examples of cured dogs, such as Cybil, the timid German shepherd who, thanks to Benjamin’s training techniques, overcame her shyness by learning to take walks with strangers. Dog Problems entertains with lighthearted language and hilarious drawings of dogs in compromising situations, all without detracting from the solid, humane training techniques certain to help most problem dogs.
Product Description
Praise for Dog Problems, Winner, Best Book on Care and Training, Dog Writers’ Association of America
“Delightfully written and abounds with common sense.” —Deborah Lawson, The Philadelphia Inquirer
“A must-have for every dog owner in America.” —Mordecai Siegal, House Beautiful
“Not only the pet but the owner can benefit from this sensible, humane treatment.” —Publishers Weekly
A Howell Dog Book of Distinction
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Unnecessary harsh corrections
I was intrigued by the title of this book, since I come into contact with all sorts of dogs regularly and am often asked advice about issues like possession guarding, dog-on-dog…
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a must for all first time dog owners
This is an excellent source for all first time dog owners and should be purchased and read, along with Benjamin’s other book–Mother Knows Best–before the dog is purchased…
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This is an excellent book
This is an excellent book for people who have mild or moderate dog problems. It is well written with a sense of humor, and with insight into the behavior of dogs.
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Could have been Better
If you have a aggressive dog who is over 10 pounds and need some seriouse help or advice, I would advise purchasing another book, this trainers advice for everything was grab the…
4.0 out of 5 stars
A good sense of writing humor
This was a well-written book aimed more at the novice dog-owner or someone who’s experiencing a problem they’ve not experienced before.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent book with some outdated advice.
The writing style is great– easy to read, fun, and shining with the author’s love for dogs. In general, the advice is sound too, but in several places the recommended…
5.0 out of 5 stars
A truly comprehensive approach to understanding your dog!
This is a must-read for any dog owner! Carol Lea Benjamin did a terrific job of describing pack behavior and the unique differences between canine and human needs.