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how to shape, train & change canine behavior
Foreword / John Mulnix -- Introduction -- The Domestic dog and his behavior -- Prevention and rehabilitation of problem behavior -- The Companion dog -- The Human-canine relationship -- Fostering good behavior -- Environment -- Communication -- Persistency -- Causes of behavior problems -- Breed and sex differences -- Dominance -- Health problems -- Body language and communication -- Body language -- Eye contact -- Verbal communication -- Canine learning -- Reinforcement -- Learning theory -- Temperament -- Intelligence -- Controlling behavior with obedience training -- Equipment -- Commands.
Discipline -- Effective corrections -- Alternatives to punishment -- Aggression -- Origin -- Dominance -- Children and dogs -- Other animals -- Shyness and fearfulness -- People -- Events -- Noises -- Surfaces -- Puppies -- The Crate and problem behavior -- Security -- Problem resolution -- Training -- Sizes and types -- Repairing problem behaviors -- Barking -- Chewing -- Digging -- House soiling -- Jumping -- Bolting -- Car chasing -- Eating feces -- Separation anxiety -- Feeding and food related problems -- Bolting -- Finicky eaters -- Bedding -- Food guarding.
Social behavior -- Managing excess energy -- Visitors -- Grooming -- Other dogs -- Introducing dog to a new baby -- Spoiling and games -- Games -- Living in the house -- Tricks -- Formal obedience training -- Puppy classes -- Obedience classes -- Qualifications for trainers and behavior consultants -- Euthanasia.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 261-262) and index.