Old Dog, New Tricks: Understanding and Retraining Older and Rescued Dogs
If you've been tempted to adopt an older or rescued dog but were afraid of behavior problems, Old Dogs, New Tricks could help you take the plunge. (Janine AdamsDog World2007-10-00)A 'must' ... An excellent guide which dog owners and public libraries will find important. (Diane C. DonovanThe Midwest Book Review2007-05-00)Thorough on discussing canine behavior and training with the senior adoptee dog in mind.... Taylor gives a nice overview of how to handle specific issues. (LizzNYCityPets.com2007-05-25)[Starred review] Provides sound understanding and techniques that will help readers fit an older dog into their homes... With full-color photos throughout, this book should be readable and understandable to even the first-time dog owner. Highly recommended. (Edell M. SchaeferLibrary Journal2006-11-01)Offers sound advice and practical solutions to our pet's crimes and misdemeanors... Included is a wealth of information that any dog, and owner, can benefit from. (Nancy Romanenko, Critters EditorAsbury-Park Press2007-01-15)Can help prevent the many problems it seeks to fix... It's a worthwhile read for anyone with a dog. (Mia UrquhartNew Brunswick Reader2006-09-30)This wonderful book is full of common sense and should be a "must" for anyone thinking of adopting an older or rescue dog... user friendly and full of valuable advice. (Nancy RomanenkoNeptune Asbury Park Press2006-10-08)An indispensable resource. (Pet Business Magazine2006-10-00)An informative and educational resource... a very accessible starting point... The photos are vivid and easy to follow ... and information is easy to locate. A worthwhile book to include in library collections. (Angela ThompsonResource Links2007-03-00)