Dog Gentleman · Dog Lady

Author: Jinban Culture Development Co., Ltd., Shenzhen City Planning
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: A dog's behavior is very natural to them, but people consider it rude and unrefined. All dogs want to behave politely—not because bad manners prevent them from having dinner or force them to go to sleep, but because they want to please people. If a dog wants to stand out in social settings, it needs more than basic etiquette. We train dogs in special skills, such as fetching slippers, turning on the lights, waving, or saying goodbye, and these skills can be taught in just a few lessons. Dogs do need to understand this code, of course, and it’s up to us to teach them. Whether your dog is embarrassing you outside, a threat at home, or just a bit rude, it can easily become more graceful. Both you and your dog will appreciate this change. This is the only book about dog etiquette. It tells us how to stop our beloved dogs from dripping their breakfast on the carpet, how to teach them to respect our personal space, and even how to get them to go to bed on time as you specify. This book lists a wealth of useful advice, including establishing discipline and some good, effective commands, hundreds of ways to help them learn faster and remember better, as well as the best times and places to practice good behavior. These insights will guide you in helping your dog behave better in daily life.