Dog Behavior Book
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When man’s best friend suddenly begins to misbehave and exhibit bad behavior that they have not exhibited in the past, it can be like raising a problem child.
You love the dog, but they are driving you up the wall. Sadly, behavior problems are a common reason that people give up their pets but there is another way!
With some simple and easy-to-do home training methods, you can re-train you faithful and loved four-legged family member back into his good habits.
It does not matter if you have brought a new dog home that has misbehaved from day one, or if you long-time canine companion has suddenly started a new and unwanted behavior, this book will help.
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Dog Behavior Book - David Christopher
Dog Behavior Book:
Everything You Need to Know
to Correct Dog Behavioral Problems
David Christopher
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
The Right Way to Reinforce Behavior
When You Have a Dog Who Digs
How to Stop Separation Anxiety
When You Have a Dog Who Chews
How to Stop Excessive Barking
How to Stop Inappropriate Elimination
Miscellaneous Other Behaviors
Conclusion
Introduction
As dog owners, we love our dogs, and we want to do the best for them, so we often inadvertently contribute to their bad behavior, we do not mean to, but it happens.
We tend to forget that even though our precious pets are part of the family, they do not think the way we think, and they do not react the way we react.
Dogs are at still wild animals at heart, yes, they are tamed and domesticated, but they still have the instincts of their wild ancestors, and we tend to forget that.
Often, when a dog begins to misbehave, we notice only the behavior itself and we do not question the how or why of the behavior.
Often, there is an underlying cause to the behavior, such as a dog who barks at anybody at the door is usually only doing so as a warning to protect his pack, which is you.
When you stop and think about why a dog is doing a certain behavior, then it becomes easier to correct it.
Dog behavior that you want stopped can be digging in flower gardens or digging up the grass, whining, and crying due to separation anxiety, chewing up things in the house, barking excessively, going to the bathroom in the house and many more.
The good news is that they are all fixable and it