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This is definitely the cornerstone of my doggie library!July 21, 1999 21 out of 22 found this review helpful
I have just started a career in dog training and the trainer I am apprenticing with requested that I read this book.
I had heard of Dr. Dunbar a lot over the last year or so of investigating my future career,and I was certainly impressed with his credentials. But, after reading this book I am even more impressed.
It is a really dense book, so much so that I am going to read it again so I don't miss anything, but written in such a nice voice that it really was a joy to read.
It covers just about everything a dog owner could want to know about living with a dog. I am not surprised that the person I am apprenticing with makes this required reading for all of her students.
The very bestJune 26, 1999 5 out of 7 found this review helpful
I know you may think I'm a little biased because my dad wrote this book, but it really is the best book out there about dog training.
The Very Best Dog Book!June 4, 1999 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Dr. Ian Dunbar's How To Teach A New Dog Old Tricks is the most influential dog book I have ever read. It simply overflows with down-to-earth, useful information. Dr. Dunbar created and popularized most modern day dog-friendly dog training techniques. Your dog will love you if you buy this book.
Training techniques that make sense.April 26, 1999 8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I found Ian's book to be excellent. His advice was sound - no miracle methods, just common sense. The book was different to many in that the training section made only a small part of the book. He focussed more on dog psycology - how to understand and get the most out of your dog, and how your dog can understand and get the most out of you. Training your dog after these goals have been acheived is then a lot easier, he argues. This book is best read about a month before you expect to get a puppy.
Ian Dunbar explains the science behind dog training.February 10, 1999 If you are looking for a book to explain the science behind dog training, this is it! Ian has written a clear, intelligent book describing how dogs learn and how we can teach them. He has written this book in clear English that can be understood by dog owners as well as dog trainers. A must read for aspiring dog trainers.
