Good Dog, Bad Dog, New and Revised: Dog Training Made Easy
Revised for the '90s, the second edition ofGood Dog, Bad Dogserves up the same sound training philosophy--one grounded in love, praise, and affection--found in the original and offers updated and expanded information that enables you to tailor Fido's training according to his temperament. Authors Mordecai Siegal and Matthew Margolis introduce readers to the five basic canine temperament types--strong-willed, shy, high-energy/outgoing, calm/easygoing, and aggressive--and then discuss every aspect of training, from housebreaking,sit,stay, andheel, todown-stay,come when called, and problem behavior, providing "customized training techniques to match the various personalities." A new chapter on bonding with your dog and an expanded dictionary of training behavior for more than 100 breeds makesGood Dog, Bad Doga training treat good for dogs and owners alike.--Stefanie Hargreaves