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Dogs are always learning.
The question is whether they are learning commands—or learning how to live with us.
After two decades working with difficult dogs, animal behavior specialist Dane Lightfoot came to believe that many training problems begin when we focus on behavior while overlooking the mind producing it.
This is a short book about dogs as thinkers, companions, and partners. About teaching ideas instead of poses, practicing calm instead of demanding it, and building relationships strong enough that dogs can make better decisions for themselves.
Your dog does not need to become a machine.
Your dog needs to understand.
6”x9” paperback book, 142 Pages, Also available on Amazon.com Books are print on demand, please allow up to three weeks for delivery, although we try to get it to you sooner.
Dogs are always learning.
The question is whether they are learning commands—or learning how to live with us.
After two decades working with difficult dogs, animal behavior specialist Dane Lightfoot came to believe that many training problems begin when we focus on behavior while overlooking the mind producing it.
This is a short book about dogs as thinkers, companions, and partners. About teaching ideas instead of poses, practicing calm instead of demanding it, and building relationships strong enough that dogs can make better decisions for themselves.
Your dog does not need to become a machine.
Your dog needs to understand.
6”x9” paperback book, 142 Pages, Also available on Amazon.com Books are print on demand, please allow up to three weeks for delivery, although we try to get it to you sooner.