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Friday, February 19th, 2010

Crosskeys Books
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Sunday, September 13th, 2009
Published in hardback on 12th October, price £9.99
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‘Nothing moved on the terrace in the afternoon sun, except the quick flick of lizards in the rough dry stone walls. Suddenly, there was a frantic scrabbling from behind the wall itself. A black nose and a ginger and white face appeared, followed by the rest of a small dog, who made a giant leap for me.’
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Sunday, September 13th, 2009
Ready, Steady, Click! by Stephen G. King is an excellent introduction to dog training based on positive reinforcement. The author clearly and concisely describes the science that underlies learning in all species, and applies it well to the training of pet dogs. The twenty Training Tips for Success at the end of the book are great guidelines for all trainers.
Deborah Jones, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Kent State University Stark Campus
Planet Canine / Akron, OH
APDT Member #1663
Buy Ready, Steady, Click!
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Sunday, September 13th, 2009

A Special Offer, Ready Steady Click! & Workbook Set Save £5.00
By Claire L. Davies and Stephen G. King
What I like about Ready, Steady Click! is that it is readable and concise but also accurate. It explains the principles of learning in such a way that makes it fun. Dog guardians will find in this book everything they need to get started in dog training and problem solving. A terrific job of providing extensive information on learning, training and problem solving in 88 pages. Ready, Steady, Click! starts with a discussion of the science of behavior in order to put the topic in context. It proceeds to outline the basic procedures of clicker training and the principles of behavior. The resources at the back of the book include a glossary of terms bibliography and other resources, and a handout on successful training tips.
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Tags: Claire L. Davies, click!, clicker training, clicker training for success, learning, positive reinforcement, principles of learning, problem solving, ready, science of behavior, steady, Stephen G King, training, training tips, workbook
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Thursday, September 10th, 2009
By Karen Pryor
Hardcover: 272 pages
Publisher: Scribner Book Company; 1 edition (16 Jun 2009)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0743297768
ISBN-13: 978-0743297769
From the pioneer in the field of clicker training comes an illuminating and revealing look into the minds of all animals.
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Tags: animals, Clicker, clicker training, clicker training for success, karen pryor, positive reinforcement
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Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

Puppy Love
Once the children go back to school after their summer vacations there seems to be an increase in dog behaviour problems reported each year. You could say that during those holidays’ periods, dogs do get a lot of attention from the immediate family with lots of family trips and lots of excitement, and then the relationship really cools down as the kids go back to school and of course it’s hard for the dog to understand that situation.
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Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

Love Your Life With Dogs (even more!)
A Practical Guide To A Better Relationship Between You & Your Best Friend
Everyone loves their dog; it goes without saying, right? And they love us back just as much. However, have you ever stopped to consider the possibility that there are ways and means that could enable us to love our lives with dogs even more than we do now?
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Wednesday, August 26th, 2009
As a responsible dog owner, it is important for you to meet with the requirements of the law. There are a number of Acts and Orders which all dog owners should be aware of.
Identification
• Control of Dogs Order 1992
This requires that every dog, while in a public place, wears a collar with the name and address of his owner inscribed on it or on a disc attached to it. If a collar is not worn when out in a public place, the dog may be seized by the police and treated as a stray. Also the owner, and any person in charge of the dog permitting him to be in a public place without a collar, will each be guilty of an offence and may be prosecuted and fined.
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