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Is your dog afraid of strangers? Would he rather hide than play
with other dogs? Does he take cover at the sound of thunder, or cringe when you
pick up a brush or nail clippers? Never fear! Whatever your dog is afraid of,
this comprehensive guide to the treatment of canine anxiety, fears and phobias
can help. Topics include learning how to read your dog's stress signals; how your attitude affects your dog's behavior; how to set up a Firm Foundation program at home; how to establish leadership so your dog will feel more secure; the influence of good nutrition and regular exercise on your dog's fear issues; four essential skills to teach, and how to apply them in everyday life; and much more.
"Easy to follow, often humorous, and incredibly helpful! A MUST-READ for any owner or trainer of fearful dogs." ― Paul Owens, author of The Dog Whisperer: A Compassionate, Non-Violent Approach to Training Winner - Best Dog Behavior Book for Dog Owners of 2006 and Best Dog Book (Miscellaneous) of 2006, International Institute for Applied Companion Animal Behavior Price: $24.95
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Note: Although this seminar DVD is marketed to trainers, it is also appropriate for owners, rescue and shelter workers, vet techs, and anyone who works with fearful dogs. Many trainers find
anxiety, fears and phobias to be among the most challenging behaviors to
treat. This information-packed workshop incorporates lecture,
photographs and extensive video footage to explore the art of working
with fearful dogs. Topics include causes and prevention; how fear
manifests; recognized and lesser-known stress signals; how to work with
fearful dogs in clients’ homes; a Firm Foundation program on which to
build confidence; skills to teach owners; skills to teach dogs; a brief
review of desensitization and counterconditioning; and what training
equipment is (and is not!) appropriate. Video footage includes fearful
dogs in group classes and in homes, and techniques that can be used to
treat fears such as those of one specific family member, and of being
handled. Interactive exercises include participation in solving a
fear-related case history. You will also get an overview of how
complementary therapies can make treatment plans even more successful.
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