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Puppy training made easy The 8-week training plan for puppies. PLUS: Young dog training from 5 to 12 months. The top seller - over 250,000 copies sold!Who wouldn't want a problem-free four-legged friend who goes through thick and thin with us? But it's not magic to own such a dream dog. You can create the basic conditions yourself by training your puppy correctly from the start. In this guide, experienced and successful dog trainer Katharina Schlegl-Kofler will guide you through the first year with your puppy. You will receive an optimal training programme with exercise plans for the first eight weeks of your puppy's new home. Step-by-step instructions and photos make everything easy to follow. After the fourth month of life, puppyhood is over. Now it's time to consolidate what you've learnt and build on the obedience exercises. No problem with the detailed, month-by-month young dog training programme until the end of the dog's first year. Specials on the puppy and young dog period as well as special question/answer pages round off the topic of training.

Can my cat eat daisies? Is it safe if my Wellensitticham Ficus nibbles? Broken down by wild plants, house and garden plants, fodder plants, herbs, poisonous and medicinal plants are described with which pet animals may come into contact. With advice for individual species.

First aid for your dogThis book is designed to help dog owners recognise emergencies in good time, keep an overview and take the right steps. Important data and procedures are summarised in diagrams, general treatment principles are supplemented by those for special emergency situations and the sense and nonsense of so-called home remedies are addressed.

Practical Handbook DogsHow man and dog become a dream team! The dog expert Heike Schmidt-Röger shows in the standard work Hunde. Das GU Praxishandbuch what your four-legged friend needs to feel completely at ease. In six chapters, you can find out everything important about choosing a dog, basic equipment, nutrition and care, as well as about training and occupation. Which breed suits you and your lifestyle? What do you need to look out for in a second dog? What should be in the food bowl? How do you look after a sick dog properly? How can you avoid training mistakes? This practical handbook provides answers to these and many other questions, helping to create a harmonious human-dog relationship. You will also find various special features: The Research & Practice pages offer up-to-date specialist knowledge, on interview pages dog experts also answer questions on behaviour, problems with dogs or the right activity, and question-and-answer pages provide practical knowledge transfer.

Müller Rüschlikon, The dog school - AgilityAgility dogs are top athletes. The participants must be physically and mentally fit in order to master a demanding agility course with pleasure and success. This guide deals in detail with the development work that must begin with young dogs. Step by step, the reader is familiarised with various devices, obstacles and lines. The handler's body language plays a decisive role in this. The aim of the authors is to weld man and dog into a real agility dream team.

101 dog hobbies - games and tricks from around the world Exciting hobbies for four-legged friends! - The new book by the star dog trainer - The coolest dog hobbies in the world - Discover and encourage amazing talents World-famous dog trainer Kyra Sundance shows how it's done: from funny tricks and circus-ready acrobatics to incredible sports and phenomenal dog professions. Skateboard under their paws, stunt dog or painting genius: special talents can be coaxed out of any four-legged friend. This book shows just how wide the range of possible activities really is. Precise instructions with unique pictures provide a quick insight into and introduction to the coolest dog hobbies in the world.

Ulmer, Agility – On your marks, get set, go! How dog and owner become a team Expert knowledge step by step Numerous training and course plans With lots of tips for course training This book describes in an easy-to-understand way what is important in agility. Get to know every single obstacle and find out how best to learn them and avoid typical mistakes. Develop a feel for your dog's learning behaviour, sensory performance and motivation. An introduction to correct communication and handling techniques, numerous course plans and picture sequences as well as lots of tips for taking part in competitions will help you to reach your goal quickly and effectively. Table of contents: Introduction 4Fun and games 4Turning play into sport 6Agility means a lot, but not everything 8Basic knowledge 9Obstacles 9Finding the right training ground 13Basic training is a must 14Agility with problem dogs 15Requirements for the dog handler 16How the dog sees 19How the dog hears 22Communication with the dog 23Learning behaviour of the dog 27Motivation 31Away from the dog parktrain 34All about training 37Training begins even before the start 37Basics of equipment training 38Warm up before training 39Cool down after training 43How do I tell my dog? 44Training equipment 48Teaching hurdles 49Tunnel 51Wall and footbridge 54Seesaw 58Sack tunnel 60Table 61Wall 64Long jump 65Tyres 67Slalom 68Double jump 73Practising combination jumps 73Leading techniques 74Are you still showing or are you already leading? 74Leading straight lines 75Guiding angles 76Simple angle to the right 77Change behind the dog 79Wrong change 79Belgian change 80Change around the dog handler 82Change training 82Retrieve 90Retrieve training 94Send forward 97Advance training 98Combining retrieve and lead 100Distance training 101Course training 105Setting up a course 105Course inspection 105Memorising the course 106Running a complete course 107Sequence training on the exercise course 108Training slalom entries and changes after the slalom 110Course with 21 obstacles 112Reading a course 113Various competition courses 115Tournament ambitions 122Requirements for participation 122Preparation for the first tournament 123Mental training 125Practical tips for the show day 132Service 134Literature 134Addresses 134Thanks 135Register 136

GU Dog Coaching Practice-tested training plans to solve the most common problems between the dog and the human being. Help I have a problem! Sooner or later almost every dog ​​owner is facing this situation. No matter how annoying fools like begging at the table, or more difficult problems such as aggression or fear, these gags affect the human-dog relationship. In the GU guide Dog Coaching - Step by step to a sovereign dog, our experienced authors will present the various problems of cohabitation with dogs, explain the possible causes and offer detailed and tried and tested training plans. These step by step lead to the solution of the problem and help the dog owner to a sovereign dog. Background information on the correct handling of dogs in everyday life and the influence of the environment on the behavior of the dog also deepen the knowledge and promote the understanding of one's own four-legged animal. Thus, a harmonious human-dog relationship is no longer in the way!

Book - Feeding problems in dogs Natural nutrition for your four-legged friend 160 pages with numerous colour photos about feeding problems Author Dr Vera Biber Publisher animal learn In this book, the author describes the natural diet of dogs and the gastrointestinal tract of dogs. She also writes about the controversial vegetarian diet for dogs. The book is not only suitable for dog owners, but also for pet carers, breeders, trainers, veterinary practitioners and vets interested in naturopathy.

Our - Puppy / The right start in a new home! Everything beginners need to know about caring for and training a puppy. What a puppy learns in its first few months of life shapes its entire life. Make the most of this crucial period so that your puppy grows into a happy and obedient dog. Successful dog trainer Katharina Schlegl-Kofler explains how to do this in the GU pet guide Our Puppy. She answers all the key questions regarding your puppy’s wellbeing: from equipment, diet, grooming and healthcare right through to training and exercise. There are also tips on choosing the right breed. And the book doesn’t skimp on initial training exercises either. The author explains step by step how to house-train your puppy and how to teach it commands such as “Come!”, “Sit!”, “Down!” or walking on a lead. Lots of tried-and-tested tips help you build a trusting relationship between you and your puppy. As an extra, there’s the GU Heimtier Plus app. This makes the pet guide interactive and provides further interesting additional information and pictures.

GU- Be polite to your dog - communication at eye level Everything works better with politeness. "Say thank you!" "Take your hand away from your mouth when you speak!", "You don't play with food!" From an early age, we humans are told what is polite and what is less appropriate. "Thank you" and "please" are the first words we learn in a foreign language, because communication is the secret to living together. But only if everyone involved speaks the same language. This applies not only to different cultures, but also to different species such as humans and dogs. This is where Masih Samin's work comes in. The dog behaviour therapist works successfully as an interpreter between humans and dogs and teaches us to understand the language of dogs and thus translate our world and our culture to them. To this end, the differences and similarities in communication between humans and dogs are highlighted and appeasement signals are clearly explained as innate behaviours to avoid conflict. Practical exercises show how to communicate politely with dogs and lay the foundations for communication at eye level. Only communication at eye level makes people and dogs happy.

Agility book by A. Roth and R. Tschanz-Haas This guide goes into detail about training young dogs, points out dangers and gives tips on the various pieces of equipment, obstacles and lines. Agility dogs are top athletes. As with humans, the physical and mental development of four-legged athletes must be carried out with the utmost care. This guide goes into detail about the development work for young dogs, points out the dangers that can arise if the dog is overtaxed and gives tips on the various pieces of equipment, obstacles and lines. In this way, humans and dogs will gradually become a real and successful agility dream team.Author’s textAlexandra Roth was a member of the national team from 2003 to 2005 and Swiss champion from 2005 to 2007. She has been running her own agility school since 1999.Regula Tschanz-Haas, national team coach from 2002 to 2005, member of the national team in 2006 and 2007, has turned her hobby into a profession and has been running her own agility school since 2006.