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A revolutionary way of understanding the relationship between humans and domestic dogs
1996Steady paceThoughtful
What it is about
Jean Donaldson, a dog trainer, argues that people misunderstand dogs because they project human ideas onto them. She explains how dogs learn and why force-based methods fail. The book became a major text in positive training.
Who will enjoy it
Dog owners who want depth.
What you will get
A landmark text in positive dog training.
Culture Clash Facts: Pages, Genre and Setting
Genre
Nonfiction · Dog behavior · Learning · Training philosophy
Length
222 pages · ≈ 6 h
More about this book
Characters
Jean Donaldson.
Setting
Training classes and homes.
What makes it different
A forceful argument for science-based training.
Feel
Direct, witty and opinionated.
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