Getting in TTouch with Your Dog FROM THE PUBLISHER
At last, Linda Tellington-Jones has written a book specifically for dog owners, trainers, breeders, and veterinarians. Although the internationally acclaimed animal expert is widely known for her work with horses, her Tellington TTouch Method has proven enormously effective with all kinds of animals, from elephants and cockatoos to dogs and cats. Now she shows dog lovers how to use her Tellington TTouches, leading exercises, and obstacle courses to improve their dogᄑs behavior, trainability, and overall health. The Tellington TTouch Method can help remedy, for example, excessive barking, chewing, leash-pulling, fear-biting, and shyness; itᄑs also therapeutic for dogs with hip dysplasia, arthritis, and other physical problems. In Getting in TTouch with Your Dog, the author has presented a wealth of information in a clear, accessible format, including problem lists with their corresponding TTouches and exercises, abundant color photos, and helpful case studies featuring a variety of breeds. Linda Tellington-Jonesᄑ books include Getting in TTouch, The Tellington TTouch, Improve Your Horseᄑs Well-Being, and Letᄑs Ride with Linda Tellington-Jones.
SYNOPSIS
An exciting new book exclusively for dog owners from renowned animal expert Linda Tellington-Jones. Featuring 225 color photos.
FROM THE CRITICS
New Age Retailer
Tellington–Jones writes accessibly and provides helpful, step–by–step detail. Lucky dogs and their owners will thank you for recommending this title.
Publishers Weekly
Animal bodywork expert Linda Tellington-Jones's latest offering is Getting in Touch with Your Dog: A Gentle Approach to Influencing Behavior, Health, and Performance. Tellington developed the Tellington Touch Method (TTouch) throughout her 40-year career working with animals. Here, she offers a way to effectively influence dogs' behavior and character, as well as their ability to learn. The guide enforces mutual respect between dog and owner, stressing a relationship based on appreciation and friendship rather than dominance and submission. By using a specific combination of Touches (there are 22 altogether) and performing exercises, Tellington insists dogs' performance, health and behavior can improve. (Sept.) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.