Train the Wolf in Your Dog: Genetic Clues to Solving Behavior Problems
by Diane Morgan

Train the Wolf in Your Dog! Genetically, dogs are indistinguishable from their untamed brother—the wolf. Training the Wolf in Your Dog shows you how to develop better communication with your pet and stop troublesome, instinctual behavior through mutual understanding and trust. · Recognize your dog’s shared heritage and DNA with the wolf · Explore the challenges of domestic life for your dog · Cross-reference your dog’s moods, behaviors, and gestures with the enclosed Visual Language Glossary · Learn how your body language may convey unintentional messages to your dog Take the time to better appreciate and understand man’s best friend. Look beyond troublesome behavior to the root of the problem—the wolf in your dog. Diane Morgan is an adjunct professor at Wilson College and the author of a number of dog books including The Poodle: An Owner’s Survival Guide; Feeding Your Dog For Life: The Real Facts About Proper Nutrition; The Dachshund: An Owner’s Survival Guide; and The Beagle: An Owner’s Survival Guide. She resides in Williamsport, Maryland.

ISBN: 0-9745407-2-2 224 pages Paperback 6" x 9" $12.95

Training the Mature Dog:
New Strategies for Common Problems
by Anet Haithcox

It’s Never Too Late! Train even the oldest hound how to stop: · barking for no reason; · chewing on the furniture; · digging in the yard; · marking territory in inappropriate places; · pulling you on walks; · running through the house; · stealing food from the table; And much more! You can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Think again. Training the Mature Dog offers training solutions to owners whose dogs don’t have proper training or refuse to break bad habits. Anet Haithcox coaches owners through games, tricks, and training methods that are fun and productive. Use positive-reinforcement and motivational methods of training to produce enhanced results. Learn how to take charge and prevent unacceptable behavior. Communicate more effectively with your pet and create a more uplifting household environment overall! You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks! Anet Haithcox is also the author of A-1 K-9: A Six-Week Schedule of Dog Training Made as Easy as A-B-C, 1-2-3! She works as a professional dog trainer and resides in Julian, North Carolina with her husband, his two sons, Max the cat, Little Seizer the Rat Terrier, goats, pigs, turkeys, chickens and horses.

ISBN: 0-9745407-0-6 96 pages Paperback 6" x 9" $9.95

Scenting on the Wind: Scentwork for Hunting Dogs
by Susan Bulanda

This is not just a step-by step training guide for hunting dogs. This book also explains scenting conditions, weather conditions, and grid patterns. When these elements are applied to the hunting dog, it gives the hunter the edge over those who do not consider these elements.

There is detailed information on setting up training problems that use the weather and wind so the scent is available to the dog. The dog's human partner is the other half of the equation. The hunter needs to learn grid techniques to direct his or her dog into the best situations.

All techniques presented have been learned through hard experience. Use them and bag your limit.

Happy Hunting!

ISBN 0944875-52-1, $9.95

A Guide to Dog Sports From Beginners to Winners
by Claire Koshar

Competing in various aspects of sports for dogs can be a real challenge. Not only do you have to be on top of your game but your dog buddy needs to excel as well. Hours of preparation and training can go for naught if you are not ready to compete when they call your
number. You need to step up and exhibit your mastery regardless of stage fright, bad hair day, etc. After reading this book you will be armed with confidence and be able to enjoy and win at your chosen doggy sport.

ISBN 0-944875-75-0, 124 pages, $16.95

A-I K-9
Six-week schedule of dog training made as easy as A-B-C, 1-2-3!
by Anet Haithcox

AGE DOESN'T COUNT!

The training methods illustrated in this book are formulated for the beginner dog, no matter what the age. These methods are highly motivational and safe for puppies (as young as seven weeks) as well as older dogs of any age. The techniques utilized provide a safe, humane method of teaching your pet basic obedience. Never consider your dog too young or too old to learn these exercises.

ISBN 0-944875-76-9, 124 pages, $14.95

Enjoying Dog Agility -- From Backyard to Competition
Julie Daniels

Julie Daniels is well known as a teacher and helper to thousands of dogs and their people. She is a national agility finalist in the United States and one of the first agility judges to be accredited by USDAA. In addition to training her own dogs, her busy instructing schedule includes agility seminars, beginner and advanced agility classes, dog obedience classes, and a lively and progressive puppy school. She is also an informal ambassador of agility at the local club level, nationally and internationally. The author lives in North Sandwich, New Hampshire, with three dogs of three different sizes, all agility enthusiasts.

(ISBN 0944875-83-1), 310 pages, $21.95

How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves -- Taking Advantage of Early Conditioned Learning
Joan Bailey

This is more than a training book aimed at the first-time owner. According to Bill Tarrant, Field and Stream magazine's gun dog editor, Bailey's book is a stand-up, self-propelling training and dog behavior book that emphasizes the first day of a pup's life in effective training. The timely thrust of this book is how to accomplish the amazing things that can be done ONLY while the dog is but a baby. If you have a pup, don't put this book aside to read later. The author, identified as one of America's great dog people by Outdoor Life magazine's Larry Mueller, has spent most of her life enjoying the sport of upland bird and waterfowl hunting. Ms. Bailey has received 13 awards from the Dog Writer's Association and was selected as a judge in two categories (behavior and training and health and care) for their animal writing awards in 1991.

ISBN 0-0630127-0-3, Paperback, 210 pages, $21.95

Beagle Basics
Bill Bennett

This well-done book provides the reader with a complete, easy-to-follow, step-by-step process in the care and training of a beagle. It is a system based on nearly two decades of experience in training and hunting these little hounds. Written with the focus on the new owner/trainer, it will also appeal to all lovers of the breed. This is a hunter's book.

ISBN 0-944875-33-5, Paperback, 6x9, 172 pages, $21.95

Fun Stuff With Your Best Friend
Nancy Furstinger

Dogs were custom built to play with children but sometimes both become bored with the same old game of fetch. This interactive book contains fun, exciting projects to spark children's interest and get their dogs tails wagging agin. Easy-to-follow pooch projects include a homemade obstable course, doggie intelligence tests, frisbee and Flyball activities, unique tricks, a yappy birthday party and a hide-and-seek treasure hunt.

There are also doggy recipes, crafts and tips on grooming, feeding and training sprinkled throughout the book. Children from eight to fourteen will enjoy working with their canine friends spending many a happy hour interacting with one another.

ISBN 0-944875-66-1, Price $14.95

Dogsteps: A New Look
Rachel Page Elliot

There has long been a need for understandable information on how dogs move and how their conformation effects movement. Mrs. Elliott has recognized this need, and through her continuing research, has produced this third edition of her selling book containing the most up-to-date scientific information.

It is especially aimed at the layperson, with clear, simple wording and easy-to understand drawings. Study of this material will aid in recognizing what is good and what is faulty action, and the application of what is learned should produce rewarding results for the conscientious dog breeder.

ISBN 0-944875-73-4, Price $19.95

How To Turn Your Dog Into A Show-Off
Sandy Bergstrom Mesmer

How To Turn Your Dog Into A Show-Off by dog show expert Sandy Bergstrom Mesmer is a simple and straightforward guide for young readers to the basics of training their dog to be a good show dog. Monochromatic illustrations and simple, easy-to-understand instructions give the basics for teaching a dog to relax and accept strange people and sounds, look his best, and have more fun in dog show competitions. How To Turn Your Dog Into A Show-Off is highly recommended as an excellent instructional reference for beginning readers wanting to take their beloved canine companion to a dog show.

ISBN 0-944875-74-2, Paperback, 8-1/2x11 , 43 pages, $14.95

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