Dog Training in 10 Minutes

by Carol Lea Benjamin

""Dog Training in Minutes"" is Carol Lea Benjamin's dog-training book for the 1990s, geared specifically for people short on time but long on intention. Chapters

Genres: Dogs, Nonfiction

146 pages, Paperback

First published January 6, 1997

About the author

A noted dog trainer and former detective, Carol Lea Benjamin is the author of books on canine behavior and training as well as the Rachel Alexander and Dash mystery series. She has been honored by the International Association of Canine Professionals with her election to their Hall of Fame. Ms. Benjamin lives in Greenwich Village with her husband and their dogs.

Reviews

[Kacey Crum]

It was ok.

[Alison Horn]

Good book if you're looking for ways to train your dog without a lot of treats, (if it has a sensitive tummy.)

[Sabrina Hofkin]

Great book on dog training for people who don't have a lot of time to train, but want a dog who will fit into their family's routine. I like how she keeps things simple and doesn't believe in pushing puppies too soon.

[Jaclynn]

While a lot of this was things I have already known and implemented, I appreciated Carol’s somewhat humorous approach and drawings to dog training. I also learned a few things I had never thought about before in understanding how dogs work.

[Jeannette]

I bought this book a long time ago, and it still holds up. It is easy to understand, and I appreciate the illustrations. The training does work if you are consistent and put in the effort. This book proves that busy schedules are no reason for dog parents to avoid training with their dogs.

[Frank]

I read it to see how I am doing. Pretty good actually. There are some good tips in there though.