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Let's get draconian on the dog problem
The Guardian - Mar 9, 2010
That stingy £20000 is typical of the way dog problems are dealt with. Weedily. How many officers to they think they can train with £20000? ... A puppy is like a toddler
Toronto Sun - Mar 13, 2010
That single sentence will solve most dog problems from developing and resolve most dog problems without ever involving a dog trainer. ... Dog law unneeded and won't be enforced
Suffolk News-Herald - Feb 23, 2010
The night the council passed the current ordinance, I pointed out that the few “dog problems” I have noticed were about things that already were illegal ...

Dog Problems books

Cesar's Way: The Natural, Everyday Guide to Understanding and Correcting Common Dog Problems

by: Cesar Millan, Melissa Jo Peltier
This was a wonderful book that provided me with much needed insight into the mind of my dogs. I read this book easily over a short period of time and found it to be very educational. Ceasar lets you know how to interact with your dog in a language he or she can understand. He also gives you some good advice for interacting with other people in your own life. I thought it was great and have seen a big change in myself. My dogs are doing much better as well and I feel more in control of my life. It's a good investment so pick it up!
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El encantador de perros/Cesar's Way: The Natural, Everyday Guide to Understanding and Correcting Common Dog Problems (Spanish Edition)

by: Cesar Millan
Generally speaking, this is a good book for dog owners; I just would've liked it better if it had more practical tips and less theory...
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Cesar's Way: The Natural, Everyday Guide to Understanding and Correcting Common Dog Problems

by: Cesar Millan; Editor-Melissa Jo Peltier
We have distributed hundreds of this book to our adopters helping them understand how their energy, their actions, their "moods" and "temperaments" can affect their canine companions with great success.

Cesar, Melissa and all those who contributed to this book...we, in the animal welfare industry, THANK YOU...

Lives are being saved everyday as companions remain in their homes because we have a "way" to help those who truly want to try to keep their pets.

Linda R.
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Dog Problems (Howell reference books)

by: Carol Lea Benjamin
I was intrigued by the title of this book, since I come into contact with all sorts of dogs regularly and am often asked advice about issues like possession guarding, dog-on-dog aggression, etc. However, the advice in this book is by no means anything I would ever pass on. Most issues are dealt with by correcting the dog harshly, shaking him, dragging him by the leash, and similar awful methods. The author's 'cure' for a dog that growls and snaps from under the bed is to daftly drag him out by the lead, and if he happens to bang his head on the way out, so much the better! She advises owners of dogs with fear aggression towards strangers to severly reprimand the dog with voice and leash corrections every time he becomes agitated around another person.
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