Dog Training Books 3
from Good Dog Training Books

Family Friendly Dog Training

Authors are Wendy Nan Rees and Kevin Schlanger. This book is an engaging and user-friendly read that describes a six-week program to get people and dogs off on a better footing. The chapters are arranged so each covers one week of the six week program.

It is an excellent training guide for those who are intent on training their dogs themselves.

It is loaded with training tips and up-to-date training methods, making it a must have for the novice dog owner's library.

Cesar's Way

Authors are Cesar Millan and Melissa Jo Peltier. This is not only a wonderful reference book but also a very good read. It is clearly and concisely written and should be read by all dog owners.

Cesar's philosophy is simply based on common sense, provide them with exercise, discipline and affection in that order. Cesar gives many illustrations of how this concept works and the fact that dogs use smell and the sixth sense of energy to evaluate other dogs and animals, including humans. This book is an accessible guide to help new and current dog owners better understand the needs of their beloved pets.

It's Me Or The Dog

Author is Victoria Stilwell. This well-written book covers all the essential dog training topics in a very accessible way. The whole concept behind this book is to try to get dog owners to view things from a dog's point of view thereby making the behavioural training changes easier.

It is a really easy to read dog training book yet is very intelligently presented.

Imagine Life with a Well-Behaved Dog

Author is Julie A. Bjelland. Suffice to say that this is definitely not just another dog training book. It is a comprehensive dog training program that offers the added benefit of one-on-one online advice from the author.

This is a great book for every dog owner, whether you're a newbie or you've had dogs for years.