Thread: How to teach...

http://www.dogforums.com/8-dog-pictu...k-picture.html (Having Fun at the Park (Picture heavy!)) Libby is BEAUTIFUL!!! I dont see very many Brittanys around.

Here is the list put out by my dogobedience yahoogroup. It has some good ones, and then "don't waste your time one"... Some of the titles might be repeats, oh well. I added a couple of titles, too. And * means that the book is super great. Play Training Your Dog by Patricia Gail Burnham The Inner Game of Tennis by W Timothy Gallwey (for competition nerves, I'm thinking) Beyond Basic Dog Training-Bauman * Successful...

Quote: Originally Posted by txcollies I'd be careful about teaching a drop on recall to a dog still training for or competing in novice. You don't want to confuse the issue, and it can happen, especially with novice handlers/dogs. Good point! We avoid the drop on recall until the CD is completed even if they're training for CDX. (We allow folks to start CDX training once they have 2 CD legs).

Quote: Wouldnt that be handy? Much of this training depend on the breed. A Chihuahua couldn't be expected to change a bulb that is more then a few feet, or rather inches, above the ground.

Yay! Pictures! I missed that thread... I have had a rediculously busy week! Thanks, I think she's pretty special myself. Sawyer is a looker too!

Wow! That's a great list. I have somehow developed a paralyzing fear of buying bad books, so I really appreciate the inclusion of do not buy. I'm going to have to get another bookcase soon. C: