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Play with Your Dog! SIGNED BY AUTHOR PAT MILLER.
A playful dog is a healthy dog! Play is a great way to build a solid relationship with your dog. In addition to being just plain FUN, it’s also a great training tool. Play helps dogs learn how to interact properly with other dogs – and people. It helps sharpen their social skills and provides excellent physical and mental stimulation. Whether you have an already playful pup or have a play-deprived dog who needs a re-introduction to the joys of play, this book will open your eyes to the possibilities. But don’t spend too much time reading – be sure to save time for play! Play With Your Dog will show you how play helps you build a loving relationship with your dog. The role of play in helping puppies avoid problems like fear and biting. How to use play to re-socialize adult dogs. What to look for in dog play – is it aggression or just having fun?
Bonus! Dozens of games you can play with your dog and the benefits of each. LIST TO WHOM YOU’D LIKE THE BOOK SIGNED, IN THE NOTES AREA OF THE ORDER FORM. EX: FOR SALLY & FIDO. What dog experts say about Play With Your Dog There’s more to canine fun and games than just fetch! Miller explains why play is important, illustrates how constructive dog play can strengthen your relationship with your dog, and manages to make reading the book almost as much fun as putting the ideas to work! Victoria Schade, CPDTD, author of New Puppy Now What? Play is one of the most significant tools in the trainers’ toolbox. Play With Your Dog is for every dog person, from the novice pet owner to the professional trainer and opens up a new world of joyful communication. Now go out and play! Leslie McDevitt, MIA, CDBC, CPDT, author of Control Unleashed Finally, a book that’s fun for you and your dog! It reminds us of why we got a dog in the first place! You’ll learn great games to play with your dogs along with ways to make routine games a little more interesting, challenging, and rewarding. Robin Bennett, CPDT author of All about Dog Daycare and Off-Leash Dog Play
