Dr. Dunbar has always been one of the best at explaining dog training from the dog’s point of view, and in this video he highlights many of the most common mistakes humans make when trying to train their dogs.
Reading Dog. Reflecting. Relaxing.
Since I have fallen hopelessly behind in my blogging quota, our esteemed editor has asked me to blog-post my last update on my Facebook profile, which turned out to be more of a three-installment blog than a status. Brevity is not my strong suit, that’s why I don’t Tweet!
Here it is...
Now going to read “Predictably Irrational” written by Dan Ariely, who I met when speaking at EG 2008. Just finished my fifth beach book and for the moment, I’m done with novels; I want to savour the last — “DOG Spelled Backward” is written by a fellow dog trainer, Fernando Camacho, who gave me a copy at my June New Jersey seminar.I had just devoured four novels, all written by New York Times best-selling authors, but “DOG…” was way superior. Of course, I may be a wee bit biased because the heroine is a sweet little pit-cross. But the book is crisply written, with a nice flow between action and calm — good characters and a great storyline — not preachy but certainly thought–provoking. A wonderful read for my annual reassessment of what’s-it’s-all-about? Exciting too! There was one point near the end of the book, when I nearly howled out loud in horror, (which I have done twice before). But of course, I cannot say more: I cannot divulge the plot. All in all, a marvelous read. Thank you, Fernando. Check it out on Amazon.