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EBOOK: IT'S NOT THE DOGS, IT'S THE PEOPLE!
by Nicole Wilde (See other books by author)
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Publisher: Phantom Publishing
Edition: 2003 E Book
ISBN: 9780966772630
Item: DTO213EBK
Summary: Includes basic human-training skills, family dynamics, working with kids, training hordes of wild humans, dealing with difficult personality types, sticky situations, personal safely, and more. Discover powerful, practical techniques you can apply immediately.
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Expanded Description:
Training dogs is often simple and straightforward, but sometimes training their owners is a bit more of a challenge. In this book on "people-training for dog trainers," Nicole Wilde shares advice based on years of experience as a professional dog trainer. She teaches the reader the basics of "people training," how to coach clients using positive reinforcement and other techniques. In an often humorous section, Wilde describes specific types of difficult personality types, from Angry Agnes to Unmotivated Mo, and how specifically to deal with them. Also covered are handling students in a group class setting, working one on one in private lessons, and understanding and working with family dynamics. An invaluable resource for any dog trainer. |
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| Terrific book!, April 2, 2003 |
| Reviewer: Janine Pierce, J9's K9s Dog Training |
| A fun and easy read, full of great tips and inspiration for both experienced dog trainers and those just getting started in the field. |
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| A Field Guide to Clients!!!, January 20, 2004 |
| Reviewer: Peg Harrington |
| I'm a novice dog trainer, although I've been in the business world for a long time. In my mind, I've labeled |
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| It's Not The Dogs, It's the People, November 14, 2004 |
| Reviewer: Nancy Herlofsky |
| Great Book! The author had me in mind when she wrote this terriffic book. As a novice dog trainer, this book made me feel energized, enthused to keep learning. Many training books give the impression that you have to be a brain surgeon, with too much trainer's jargon. This book was easy to read and had a light side, that made you feel like I can do this! Thanks. |
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