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 Excellent book!!! June 15, 2008
S. Brenner (New Jersey)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a revised addition of a wonderful book that has been around for a long time. The Monks are very impressive with their knowledge of dogs, their behavior and body language. The book teaches how to recognize the body language and how to correct unwanted behaviors. Their corrections are very quick and non abusive. They stress the necessity of being the pack leader but not in an overly demanding and strident manner. I have raised and trained many dogs using their methods and found them to be very successful. My dogs have always been good friends and a pleasure to have in our home. I highly recommend this book as well the other books by the Monks on training dogs.
a must read for all dog owners June 2, 2008
Stephen J. Polesovsky (Nyack, NY USA)
if you are looking for a deeper relationship or just have a few problems with your dog and need some advise this book is fantastic. also read the art of raising a puppy even if you have an adult dog.
This is the best book I have ever read on dog training, and I have read many. March 29, 2008
Bozena Klejne (BC, Canada)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got this book from a friend and have absolutely loved it. This book should be owned by all dog owners and breeders. This is the best book I have ever read on dog training, and I have read many. By the time you are half-way through this book you feel as if you and your dog actually understand each other. That's a result that speak for itself!
Also check these books:
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The Dog Who Rescues Cats: True Story of Ginny, The
 More boring than a three hour wedding December 13, 2007
A. Detwiler
0 out of 6 found this review helpful
Do not waste your money on this book. The monks apparently like to hear themselves talk and talk and talk. The big problem with this is that there is very little information in all the stories they tell that can help you directly with your new dog.
Extremely insightful November 22, 2007
Nathan Eric Esplin
This is a wonderful book that everybody who owns or wants to own a dog should read.
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