The Power of Positive Dog Training by Pat Miller
Gift type: Pet Care & Training
Perfect pick for: Dog Owners, Pet Lovers, Animal Welfare Supporters, New Dog Parents, Training Enthusiasts
Estimated Price: £17.49
Discover a kinder way to build a lasting bond with your dog. In this insightful guide, renowned trainer Pat Miller presents a clear and compassionate approach to canine training rooted in friendship and positive reinforcement rather than fear or punishment.
Through a simple six-week programme, readers learn to observe and understand their dog’s body language, gradually apply training techniques, and confidently phase out treats and clickers as behaviour improves. The book includes practical exercises, tips on rewarding your dog with tasty treats, and strategies suitable for both new and experienced dog owners wanting a gentler, enjoyable training experience.
- Author: Pat Miller, renowned dog trainer
- Format: Paperback book
- Focus: Positive reinforcement training methods
- Training programme duration: Six weeks
- Includes tips on observing dog body language
- Guidance on phasing out clickers and treats
- Suitable for beginners and experienced owners
- Published by Audible brand
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- Language: English (UK)
Pat Miller’s The Power of Positive Dog Training brings a refreshing, humane perspective to canine education. What stands out is Miller’s ability to combine empathy with practical guidance, offering dog owners clear steps towards nurturing well-behaved companions without resorting to intimidation or punishment. The six-week training plan is well-structured, pacing readers through gradual skill-building exercises that address common behavioural challenges.
👀 Read more...The book’s strength is also in the emphasis on understanding your dog’s mindset and communication cues, fostering a relationship built on trust. Many find the early chapters an essential foundation, though some may feel they could be more concise if already familiar with positive training philosophies. However, the detailed techniques and phase-out strategies for treats and clickers provide valuable insights for continued progress.
The approachable writing style ensures accessibility, making this guide suitable for novices and those switching from traditional methods alike. Overall, this book is a thoughtfully crafted resource that inspires confidence and compassion in training your four-legged friend.