The Publisher
The Culture Clash is special. Jean Donaldson's first book is quite simply the very best dog book I have ever read. It is utterly unique, fascinating to the extreme, and literally overflowing with information that is so new it virtually redefines the state of the art in dog behavior and training.
Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs
By Donald Hamilton, Don Hamilton
Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, author of Dogs Never Lie About Love and co-author of When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals "This wonderful, compassionate book convinced me to use only veterinarians who use only homeopathy. Read it. You'll see. You will agree."
The Nature of Animal Healing
By Martin Goldstein D.V.M.
Amazon.com
As an accomplished doctor of veterinary medicine, Martin Goldstein is well respected for his 25 years worth of experience in the field--experience he effectively utilizes in conjunction with his expertise in holistic medicine in his new book, The Nature of Animal Healing.
Raw Meaty Bones Promote Health
By Tom Lonsdale
Product Description
For the price of a 15 minute consultation with your vet Raw Meaty Bones: Promote Health provides hours of reading pleasure. In 391 easy-to-read pages you can discover masses of information not available in whole libraries of veterinary textbooks. If you are a pet owner this book will likely be one of the best investments that you have ever made. Big savings in vet bills and feed bills are likely to be measurable benefits.
Clicking With Your Dog
By Peggy Tillman
From Library Journal
Clicker training is a method of teaching behavior to dogs using positive reinforcement. The successive approximation of desired behavior is marked with a clicker and rewarded with a treat, a toy, or a pat. Inappropriate behavior is ignored, not punished. In 1985.
The Power of Positive Dog Training
By Pat Miller, Jean Donaldson
From the Back Cover
Unlock the Power of the Positive Within You and Your Dog to Achieve All Your Training Goals. Access your power! In this long-awaited book by one of the leading proponents of positive dog training, Pat Miller demonstrates how you can train your dog, have fun, and build a lasting relationship.
Don't Shoot the Dog!
By KAREN PRYOR
Review
"This delightful, clear, and utterly helpful book is for anyone who wants to understand or change the behavior of an animal--whether the animal in question is a barking dog, a nosy neighbor, a hostile cat, or you and your own bad habits." --Carol Tavris, Ph.D., author of Anger
The Dog Who Loved Too Much
By NICHOLAS DODMAN
From Library Journal
This is one of the best books for dog trainers and pet owners to come along in years. Dodman, a veterinarian, teaches behavioral pharmacology at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine and is the director of its Behavior Clinic.
The Tellington TTouch
By Linda Tellington-Jones, Sybil Taylor
From Publishers Weekly
Tellington-Jones, an animal handler, here collaborates with Taylor ( The Last Run ) to explain the "TTouch"sic as a simple therapeutic animal-handling technique--"You make circles holding your fingertips, your fingers, or your hand in various positions using varying pressures"--that produces diverse.
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