Problem Animal Behavior is an essential textbook providing detailed coverage of the functional assessment of problem animal behavior and the design and implementation of constructional contingency management plans.
The Science and Technology of Animal Training is a Masters level textbook, written to help students of animal training and established professionals alike expand their repertoire of knowledge and skills in the natural science of behavior and the applied technology derived from it in training companion animals.
Learn how to run the "e;business end"e; of the leashThe demand for skilled dog trainers, dog walkers, pet sitters, and dog daycare and boarding operators has never been greater.
Winner of the DWAA Maxwell Award for 2014, Health and General Care Award Choosing the right dog food in a world with too many choicesWalking down the dog food aisle in a pet supply superstore can present you with an overwhelming number of choices.
The most thought provoking book ever written on dog behavior and trainingGenerations of dogs have been labeled training-lemons for requiring actual motivation when all along they were perfectly normal.
Playing with and exercising your dog (two separate but unrelated things) are the two most important components to having a happy, contented, well-behaved dog.
Winner of the DWAA Maxwell Award for 2013, Best Paperback BookEnter the show ring fully informedWith the exception of those who are already involved in the world of dog shows, few people know much about showing dogs and what it takes to develop a champion.
Be informed before you bid farewell to your petOne of the most difficult aspects of being a pet owner is making end of life decisions for beloved dogs and cats.
Help give your dog the key to the kingdom of scentYour dog truly rules when it comes to scenting ability, but you hold the key to allow him to learn how to more fully explore his kingdom.
Excellence in Tracking through Component TrainingSuccessful competitive tracking requires the development of a large number of skills on the part of both the dog and the handler.