Let the Dog Decide

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Training a dog can be a positive experience for both the pet and the owner, moving away from traditional methods that rely on choke chains and force, which can lead to confusion and negative behaviors. Many existing techniques, including gentler “clicker” training, may not be effective for all breeds. This book offers a fresh perspective by combining the best aspects of both approaches into a straightforward program that requires just three daily 5-minute training sessions. Written by a highly respected trainer known in both European and North American dog sports, the method emphasizes understanding the dog’s psychology. By fostering trust and confidence through gentle techniques, owners can encourage compliance without the need for harsh methods. The book provides insights into a dog’s true nature, focusing on building positive interactions through proper body language and eye contact. It addresses common issues such as jumping, feeding, house training, and barking, and includes strategies for training older dogs. With step-by-step photographs and clear, friendly text, this guide presents an effective, reliable method for creating a respectful and harmonious relationship between dog and owner, making it a vital resource for dog training.