The days when dogs ran without leashes and ate table scraps are long gone. Most pups today eat in the kitchen, play in the living room, and sleep in humans’ beds at night. Along with these changes come higher expectations for dogs’ behavior in order to ensure order, safety, and years of fun. Veterinarian and writer Quixi Sonntag teaches readers how to handle the modern needs of their dogs. Focusing on the psychological effects of breed development and conditioning, Sonntag stresses the importance of regular training and offers step-by-step exercises that range from basic to challenging for owners and their dogs to do together. This is the ideal book for dog owners who want their dogs to be happy, healthy family members.

Kirk Bergman and Duncan McBoo are the best canine cops in Muttropolis - and they have plenty of work. Criminals of Muttropolis beware: Bergman and McBoo are on your tail!

Lesh and Lucy both find a home, but what makes the difference between a "bad dog" and a "good dog"? Only time will tell. This delightful children's book shows that there are no bad dogs, just dogs that have not been trained.

Lesh and Lucy both find a home, but what makes the difference between a "bad dog" and a "good dog"? Only time will tell. This delightful children's book shows that there are no bad dogs, just dogs that have not been trained.

The best-selling dog training book, new completely revised and expanded, with new techniques tailored to the temperment of your dog! Including customized training tips for 100 different breeds.

Canines share their favorite capers * Kody relates how he flooded his entire home * Cleo explains the many uses for oil paint * Duke shares his method of harassing the police You'll rethink banishing Rex to the basement after you've spent a few minutes with Bad Dog! True Tales of Trouble Only a Best Friend Can Get Away With. This hilarious compendium of stories, shared by the offenders themselves, is guaranteed to make readers laugh out loud. Bad Dog features the best of the Bad Dog Chronicles, a Web site created in 1996 for canine Webmasters. Dogs on the net tell of their proudest momentsofrom trashing furniture, stealing steaks and ireadjustingi the plumbing. Every dog lover will relate to the writers' well-earned pride in their accomplishments, and the damages incurred. The book's tear-out card lets you vote for your favorite bad dog, with prizes for the voters who win the contest. Doug Brown's Web site, Baddogs.com, grew out of his posting the story of his own bad dog. The site has become a smash with Web Interactive, Websight Magazine, Yahoo Internet Life Magazine, and many others. Mr. Brown has selected the very best of Baddogs.com for Howell.