Now
Available!
Dee
Ganley’s
Book on
Aggressive
Dog Behavior
Changing
People, Changing
Dogs
(Revised April 2008) |
Learn
how to address canine fear
and aggressive dog behavior
with simple yet effective
exercises— based on
the Science of Learning theory
and Dee's expert insight
as a dog trainer.
Changing
People, Changing Dogs will
have you and your dog
well on the way to
a happy relationship. Read
more about it in Dee's
News.
Check
out some sample exercises
from
Changing People, Changing
Dogs |
Dee
Ganley is a skilled dog trainer,
handler and instructor having
30+ years experience in the
field of dog training. Dee
specializes in difficult
dogs and has been very successful
as a canine behavior consultant
in the New England area recommended
by veterinarians, past clients
and colleagues. Dee has recently
been traveling and giving
workshops and lectures in
North America and Europe
helping trainers, handlers
and shelter folks help their
four footed friends.
In “Changing People
Changing Dogs”, Dee
provides an easy-to-read
compilation of strategies,
techniques, exercises and
scent games to address canine
fear and aggression issues,
based on the science of learning
theory combined with Dee's
insight as a trainer. “Changing
People Changing Dogs” is
filled with simple and effective
exercises - more than 50
that will have you and your
dog, or your clients and
their dogs, well on the way
to a happy relationship.
A good behavior counselor
has great problem solving
skills, while working with
high-risk cases. It takes
a calm demeanor, great interviewing
skills, good detective work,
good practical sound advice
and a huge training toolbox
full of great strategies
and techniques to be a competent
behavior consultant. In “Changing
People Changing Dogs you
will find 50 + exercise and
techniques to help you help
your clients. If your not
a trainer and you just own
a dog with behavioral challenges,
this book will help you too!
NOTE TO TRAINERS: Please
cut the spine off the book,
and have a coil inserted
at your local office supply
store, i.e. Staples or Kinkos. |
