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| Dog Tricks for Dummies | 
enlarge | Author: Sarah Hodgson Publisher: For Dummies Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating: 9 reviews Sales Rank: 38278
Media: Paperback Edition: 1 Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 288 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1 Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 7.3 x 0.7
ISBN: 0764552872 Dewey Decimal Number: 636.70887 UPC: 785555043442 EAN: 9780764552878 ASIN: 0764552872
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Dog Tricks for Dummies October 4, 2001 12 out of 13 found this review helpful
Dog Tricks for Dummies has good detail for the tricks that it has, but I think that more tricks should be explored. Most of the tricks that are in the book are very basic, though there are a few more complicated ones. If this is the first time that you have raised a puppy I would recommend reading this book.
Top dog of trick training books May 6, 2001 46 out of 47 found this review helpful
I have read through several dog training books all to be disappointed at the lack of a "trick" training section. I have my 2 month old Aussie in obedience classes in hopes to have her compete in Agility and Obedience shows however they are not teaching any fun tricks, just-sit,stay,down,etc. I am very glad that I purchased this book because it covers everything lacking from class and the dog training books I have.It teaches you tricks to teach your dog that I didn't even know were posible. It covers opening and closing doors, putting away toys, jumping through hoops,counting and much more. You won't be disappointed with this book.
Easy and Effective Training Techniques February 5, 2001 19 out of 20 found this review helpful
In the past I've stayed away from any book whose title made such a negative statement about its reader's intellegence, but when I went searching for information beyond the basic "sit, stay, down, heel . . " commands this was the only one of the shelf. It was actually worth the embarassment of walking through the store with a big yellow and black volumn that seemed to scream, "the woman carrying this is an idiot." Looking back, anyone watching me juggling the book, my squirmy chihuahua puppy, Jesse (obviously in bad need of SOME kind of training), my purse, and a bag full of doggie paraphernalia wasn't thinking I was the smartest person in the store.The first lesson I learned after buying this book, was to do my shopping online! Beyond that, this book clearly and concisely explains the steps to teaching an amazing array of tricks, many that are fun and clever, but also others that are extemely practical. The method the author uses (breaking complex tricks into a series of smaller, easy-to-teach skills) is both effective and fun. She also is very frank and kind in explaining that not all dogs are good at all tricks. Her discussion on breeds and their natural abilities helped me identify the tricks my little guy would most likely learn and excell at. Right now we're learning the 7 basic commands and, at 4 months, my puppy is already getting compliments on his intellegence and good manners. Jesse and I highly recommend this book.
Very Through January 21, 2001 13 out of 13 found this review helpful
I recently purchased this book to assist my training of Chowder, our 5 year old Aussie. This book varies from basic commands (sit, come, stay, down) to extraordinary tricks such as fetching a soda from the refridgerator. This book provided information on different dog breeds, dog moods and emotions, and ways to stop your pooch's naughty behavior. I think this is the best dog book I have purchased, and it has helped me transform my Chowder into a obediant, lovable dog.
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