The Well-Adjusted Dog: Dr. Dodman's Seven Steps to Lifelong Health and Happiness for Your BestFriend
One of the greatest myths in dog ownership is that once a puppy is housetrained and has graduated from a puppy training class, an owners also prove...
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Sep 30, 2010
Jennifer
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The title doesn't exactly tie in with the book, while providing good, well-researched, helpful information, is quite redundant. Dr. Dodman's usual findings, spread out over other books and articles, all neatly organized in one place, presented with the usual Dr. Dodman demeanor, which tends to come across as stuffy and snobbish. Doesn't really deviate from the other dog care books out there. Not that he doesn't do great work or have good things to say, just nothing special or different about thi
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Sep 20, 2008
Kellie
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This book contains a lot of good information for people who are new to owning dogs or dog owners who haven't stayed up-to-date on the latest information on dog training and behavior. For example, Dr. Dodman explains why positive reinforcement is the way to go, he debunks the old dominance theory that many people still cling to, and he talks about letting dogs just be dogs.
Dec 13, 2008
Judy
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This book took a long time reading. I heard him on PBR and wanted more information about what he was saying in the interview. I found the first part hard to get through and parts somewhat repetative of his previous book but overall it was interesting reading. It reinforced things I had been taught. A worthwhile read for anyone with a dog.
Aug 26, 2009
Laurie
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Very readable and interesting. The new leadership regime with Freddie seems to be helping.
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