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Beyond basic dog training / Diane L. Bauman.
Veterinary: Atwood Library (Campus) SF431 .B37 2003
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bauman, Diane L.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Dogs--Training.
- Dogs.
- Physical Description:
- xiii, 273 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Edition:
- Third edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Indianapolis, Ind. : Howell Book House, [2003]
- Summary:
- Since its initial publication, Beyond Basic Dog Training has achieved well deserved recognition as an innovative, unique guide to obedience instruction. Obedience authority Diane Bauman's proven training philosophy asserts that the time has come to go beyond training dogs and start teaching them to please us. This has made a vital difference for those who use her method -- and for dogs taught by it to succeed in competitive canine sports. In this new, updated edition, Bauman presents the most current knowledge on canine learning patterns. Believing that dogs learn by trial and error, Bauman provides a novel approach that encourages dogs to learn by removing corrections for incorrect responses. As a result, dogs do not fear failure and are taught to exercise options in a quest for the desired behavior. Bauman shows you how to become a "thinking handler" who can train the "thinking dog." Her remarkable ability to view training from the dog's perspective translates into an invaluable tool for building effective communication between you and your dog. The instruction in this authoritative guide is behind Gaines "Superdogs," numerous obedience trial champions, and a host of other canine successes. If you want your dog to be happy, confident stimulated, and secure in the obedience ring, Beyond Basic Dog Training is the book of choice.
- Contents:
- 1. Training the Thinking Dog 1
- 2. Wrong Is Wonderful 4
- 3. Good News and Bad News 7
- 4. Honesty
- The Best Policy 9
- 5. Slow Down and Shut Up! 11
- 6. A "Pity Party" for Rover, or Little People in Fur Coats 14
- 7. Demand Sweetly 16
- 8. Where to Go to Train 17
- 9. Thereby Hangs a Tale 19
- 10. Why Not "No!" 21
- 11. Understanding Corrections vs. Help 23
- 12. Praise 27
- 13. Training Equipment 30
- 14. Choosing and Raising the Future OTCH 36
- 15. Anticipation 40
- 16. Creatures Big and Small 42
- 17. Special Small Dog and Big Dog Techniques 44
- 18. Proofing 47
- 19. Homework Counts
- When It's Done Right! 53
- 20. The Fifth-Week Plateau 55
- 21. Using Food in Obedience Training 57
- 22. Cross-Training Your Dog 61
- 23. The On and Off Switch of Dog Attention 64
- 24. Teaching the Dog to Heel 71
- 25. The Figure 8 99
- 26. Teaching the Dog to Heel Off Leash 104
- 27. Understanding Difficult Heeling Patterns 107
- 28. Teaching the Dog to Sit 109
- 29. Sit-Stay 112
- 30. Down and Down-Stay 116
- 31. Out of Sight, Out of Mind? 121
- 32. Stay Problems 123
- 33. Come Fore 126
- 34. Teaching Fronts 128
- 35. Teaching the Drop on Recall 136
- 36. The Finish 145
- 37. Stand for Examination 151
- 38. Teaching the Retrieve 157
- 39. Teaching Scent Discrimination 170
- 40. Directed Retrieve 180
- 41. Ready to Start Jumping? 189
- 42. Teaching the High and Bar Jumps 194
- 43. Directed Jumping 201
- 44. Teaching the Broad Jump 204
- 45. Teaching Utility Hand Signals 211
- 46. Go Out 218
- 47. Secrets of Showing 226
- 48. The Bible 232
- 49. Using Match Shows to Your Advantage 235
- 50. The Week Before the Show 238
- 51. Obedience for Agility 240
- 52. As You Train Your First Advanced Dog 244
- 53. "As Told by the Dog" or "It's a Dog's Life?" 246
- 54. What May Have Caused This Problem? 248
- 55. The Relationship 251.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 0764541641
- OCLC:
- 52251124
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