Dog training books on the Internet

"RSPCA Dog Training Guide", "1000 Tricks for Dog Training", "Before & After You Get Your Puppy" (Chinese name is "Dog Raising Compulsory Nine Lessons", written by Dr. Tang Ba, the godfather of the dog training industry), "Basic Dog Training Course", "Pet Dog Training Book".

Each book focuses on different aspects, with the RSPCA focusing on addressing behavioral problems, and the 1,000 tips focusing on the physical and psychological needs and training expectations of dogs at different times. I haven't finished Dr. Tamba's book yet, but there is a lot of emphasis on not making mistakes (some of the dog's problematic behaviors are self-reinforcing) and on the responsibility of the owner. "Basic Dog Training Course" is more professional, if you want to participate in the competition, you can read it.

The last book is dedicated to training a variety of skills and games that can help dogs live a fulfilling life, vent their excess energy, and prevent depression and other behavioral problems.

That book is called the Dog Training Encyclopedia.

The book "Training a Good Dog, One Book is Enough" is superb.

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This question is not difficult, that is, your question is too general, if you are careful, you can go to the local Xinhua bookstore or ** Internet to search a lot.

The puppy is put at home for the first 3 months (there is maternal immunity in the early stage) Don't go out Don't take a bath Wait for 3 months to get an injection Bathing Deworming The puppy should eat soft food and soak it in water Nothing else Teeth grinding period Buy some dog chewing gum or something to grind your teeth Otherwise, you like to bite indiscriminately Training or something The main thing is to look at the person Be patient and learn slowly The problem is too complex The space is limited and it is difficult to explain clearly.

Arthur J. Hagti, former commander of the K-19 Regiment in the United States, the most famous dog trainer in the United States, representative works include "How to Let Your Dog Perform on Stage", "Encyclopedia" (editor of the dog training part). He innovated some of his dog training techniques to make them more practical and effective, and these techniques have been applied all over the world. At the same time, he participated in many professional dog training activities, such as studying dog behavior for the Department of Parapsychology at Duke University.

Currently, he writes a column on dog behavior for the American Kennel Association's Bulletin, and he is working on a new book, Zen and the Art of Dog Training.