Barking
Description
An annoying canine habit that is often difficult to extinguish (or quiet), barking can often lead to further problems down the road. Barking discusses the whos and whys of dog barking and offers ways to understand and discourage the behavior. This little 64-page manual is a mini course in dog communication that all owners will profit from. The better an owner understands what makes his or her dog excited, anxious, or irritated, the sooner he or she can properly train and correct the dog. Without this Simple Solutions book, dog owners will never be able to read another book in peace!
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Kim Campbell Thornton is an award-winning writer and editor. She has written and contributed to more than a dozen books about dogs and cats. She lives in Lake Forest, CA.
Content
- Front Cover
- Copyright
- Contents
- Why Do Dogs Bark?
- Who Barks and Why?
- When Barking Becomes a Problem
- Solving a Barking Problem
- If You Want Your Dog to Act As a Watchdog
- Be Patient
- Bark-Control Devices
- Puppy Preschool
