The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook: Featuring the Hierarchy of Dog Needs®: Featuring the Hierarchy of Dog Needs(R)
Price: as of – Details Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product. This product has a 4.5 out of 5 rating as of Buy Now on Amazon! From the coveted Publishers Weekly Booklife Review, A-Rated! EDITOR’S PICK — “A thorough, illuminating guide to force-free dog training attuned to dogs’ emotional needs.” Get the dog training results you’ve been looking for—combining compassion with the science of dog psychology. Discover the path to successful dog training in the easy-to-follow Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook. Are you tired of spending countless hours poring over articles and books searching for answers to dog behavior problems? This handbook provides dog-centric, practical solutions to common and complex behavior issues. In this comprehensive guide you will find transformational problem solving advice for pet parents. It is also designed for dog trainers teaching basic manners classes, and includes private behavioral consultation treatment plans with citations and a detailed index. Learn how to prevent behavior problems before they escalate and resolve behavior problems through meeting needs. Renowned dog psychology expert, international speaker, and trailblazer in positive dog training, Linda Michaels, illustrates the most effective, ethical methods endorsed by the greatest minds in dog training and behavior. This meticulously researched handbook provides a roadmap for: • Nutrition—Unravel the mysteries of dog nutrition • Veterinary and grooming visits—Help your puppy or rescue dog feel safe from the very first visit • Aggression—Learn to identify red flags, including treatments for human and dog-dog aggression, sibling rivalry, and resource guarding • Separation anxiety—Create a Doggy Enrichment Land and follow the step-by-step treatment plan for desensitization and counter-conditioning • Trainer secrets, good manners, and basic skills—Discover effective solutions for calm greetings, puppy “no bite”, “no jump”, lightening recall, and leash-walking The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbookis a definitive “must have” for dog lovers and seasoned trainers—a classic treasure belonging on the top shelf of every library. Foreword by Dr. Marc Bekoff, PhD, co-founder with Jane Goodall of the Ethologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and author of 31 books. Biography—Linda Michaels, M.A., Psychology, international speaker (US, UK) and renowned best-seller author, is the founder of the “First, Do No Harm” approach in dog training. Linda is considered one of the modern-era dog psychology experts, influencers, and problem-solving writers in the field of canine behavior modification. Linda holds a master’s degree in Experimental Psychology, conducted laboratory research in behavioral neurobiology, and has many years of shelter experience working with the most difficult cases. Her unique combination of academic excellence and hands-on skills with dogs, wolfdogs, and the famed Belyaev foxes, creates a bridge between the worlds of research, dog trainers and pet parents. Linda focuses on the psychological aspects of dog behavior that often mirror human conditions—without using dominance methods or devices. Find her in international trade magazines, as a featured expert in Psychology Today online, Newsweek online, Huffington Post Live, and Wolf Dog Radio. What the experts are saying about The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook “I’ve learned more from this book than from the 1000’s of hours of courses I’ve taken or dozens of dog training books I’ve read. 10/10. Highly recommended.”— Dee Storey, Rescue Dog Behavior Specialist “…an amazingly comprehensive, scientifically accurate, ethical and compassionate gift to the world of dogs and the people who love them.”—Pat Miller, Training Editor for the Whole Dog Journal, Author From the Publisher Get the Effective Training Results You’re Looking For — Combining Science with Love Discover the Keys to Resolving Behavior Problems Renowned dog psychologist, international speaker, and trailblazer in positive dog training, Linda Michaels, reveals how to meet your dog’s needs WHILE solving behavior problems. The acclaimed Publishers Weekly Magazine honored the Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook— Featuring the Hierarchy of Dog Needs with an Editor’s Pick Booklife Review, describing the book as a “thorough, illuminating guide to force-free dog training attuned to dogs’ emotional needs.” Illustrating the most effective methods endorsed by the greatest minds in dog training and behavior, this book answers the most common and the most challenging questions faced by dog lovers, including: Nutrition — Unravelling the mysteries of dog nutritionSeparation anxiety — Creating the Doggy Enrichment Land with a step-by-step treatment plan of desensitization and counter-conditioningBasic training skills PLUS — Trainer secrets, good manners, and basic skills: Providing effective solutions for calm greetings, puppy “no bite”, “no jump”, lightening recall, and leash-walkingAggression — Identifying red flags, including treatment plans for human and dog-dog aggression, sibling rivalry, and resource guardingVeterinary and grooming visits — Helping puppies and adult dogs dog feel safe starting with preparations for the very first visit The The Foundation of Do No Harm Dog Training is Illustrated in the Hierarchy of Dog Needs The Hierarchy of Dog Needs, created by Linda Michaels, designed for dogs, is an adaptation of the renowned psychologist, Dr. Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs. The Hierarchy of Dog Needs is a modern dog welfare guide, embedded with an ethical code, precluding the use of punishment, pain and fear in dog training. Perfect for tacking to your refrigerator, hanging in your office, or to use as a teaching tool. The Five Needs. Meeting biological, emotional, social, cognitive and force-free training needs helps solve behavior problems because your dog communicates undermet needs you may not fully understand The Seven Methods. The behavior modification methods force-free trainers endorse, explored in easy-to-apply language. They may be used safely and effectively in any order by pet parents and trainers The Do No Harm Approach to Dog Training Solves Behavior Problems from Housetraining to Aggression Discover Practical Solutions in a Dog Training Roadmap This must-have, comprehensive handbook is a transformational guide to dog lovers for reactivity, barking, separation anxiety, and other problem behaviors. The Do No Harm Dog Training