Teach Your Dog Perfect Manners in Just 10 Minutes a Day! Does your dog take you for a walk? Jump up on visitors or beg for food at the table? If so, take heart: Help for your and your pooch is finally here! Paula Kephart offers practical, effective advice for breaking your dog's bad habits in as little as 10 minutes a day. Her retraining techniques call for consistent commands and positive reinforcement to help dogs learn behavioral etiquette. This simple philosophy promotes a sense of trust between you and your dog, encourages appropriate canine behavior, and helps your dog feel more confident, less anxious, and more attuned to your expectations. And good manners make for great relationships!

From puppy to senior - and every stage of life in between - Positive-Training Series books offer fanciers savvy advice straight from the experts.

This book trains the reader's dog to eliminate bad habits while instilling good ones. It uses a positive reinforcement approach to most of the training techniques with some corrective punishment.

Using positive reinforcement, I give tips, strategies, and real-life examples for how you can curb your dog's bad habits

Learn to gain your obedience and trust by understanding how it thinks and behaves.

Written by top international dog trainer and behaviourist, Colin Tennant, this highly illustrated work uses digital video photography to demonstrate various behavioural improvement techniques.

This book on dog training is written by the American presenter of Man 's Best Friend broadcast at the beginning of the 1950s. He provides 12 lessons for breaking common bad habits based on logic and his personal wealth of experience. It forms a complete how-to guide that will prove of much use to today 's dog owner. Contents: Lax Sanitary Behaviour; Running Wild; Disobedience; Biting; Jumping Up On People; Car Sickness; Barking; Destructive Chewing; Chasing Cars, Bicycles and Trespassing; Digging; Pulling Laundry Off the Line; Stealing Food. This book contains classic material dating back to the 1900s and before. The content has been carefully selected for its interest and relevance to a modern audience.