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Can anybody recommend an excellent book for obedience training dogs?

10 Sep 2009

10 Sep, 2009  puppy obedience training

I hate the thought of paying hundreds to have our puppy trained when we could do it ourselves. Can someone help recommend a very good book to us,we have a border collie currently 8 weeks old.

Try any books by CAESAR MILAN, also know as THE DOG WHISPERER.
He gives great advice, and very easy to follow his instructions.
Debi

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5 Responses

  1. 1 smily
    2009 Sep 10

    view training details reveals about your pets.free informations here http://www.freewebs.com/lovepet
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  2. 2 GSDoxie3
    2009 Sep 10

    There are several books I would recommend. One is "Good Owners, Great Dogs," by Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson. You can do a lot yourself, but having your puppy in a structured class, along with reading and working with your pup at home, is the best way to do things. Interacting with other pups and people in a setting where you expect your pup to obey in spite of major distractions is something you can’t do at home. Our local park district charges $84 for an 8 week class. I would highly recommend a lot of reading, practice at home and the classes.

    Good luck!
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  3. 3 dmccaff52@verizon.net
    2009 Sep 10

    Try any books by CAESAR MILAN, also know as THE DOG WHISPERER.
    He gives great advice, and very easy to follow his instructions.
    Debi
    References :

  4. 4 Misa M
    2009 Sep 10

    Get the books, but make sure you get a reality check with a trainer. Questions are going to come up, and you want to have someone with experience give you advice, which is not going to cost you "hundreds".

    http://www.clickerdogs.com/rufflove.htm
    http://www.dogwise.com/ItemDetails.cfm?ID=DTB810P
    http://www.dogwise.com/ItemDetails.cfm?ID=DTB917

    to find a trainer
    http://www.apdt.com/
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  5. 5 greekman
    2009 Sep 10

    K-9 training systems.com They have an extensive selection of DVD"S on dog training. Pich the one by Ivan Balabanov and train your dog the right way.
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