Life with a Lovable Terrorist

How to Treat Dog Behavior Problems

Author: Henry Askew
Length: 117 page(s)
Written: Oct 2011
Sales Rank: - XinXii Sales Rank

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Category: Guidebooks » Pets | Work: Guidebook
Keywords: english book, english, dog behavior problems, dog problems, pet behavior problems, dog behavior, dog psychology, dog aggression, understanding dogs, dog obedience training

Scientifically sound advice on how to treat dog behavior problems

This book presents scientifically sound advice on what owners can do to eliminate their dog’s behavior problems. Individual chapters are focused on several types of aggression towards family members, visitors in the home or strangers on the street, aggression towards other dogs, loss of housebreaking habits, other types of urination or defecation problems in the home, fearfulness, destructiveness or barking/howling when left alone, excessive barking in other situations, disobedience and other types of misbehavior during walks, excessive pushiness or pestering, and odd obsessive or “neurotic” behaviors. Each chapter begins with an entertaining description of one of the author’s most humorous, touching or bizarre cases involving this type of problem.

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About the Author

Henry Askew
Member since: Sep 2011
Publications on XinXii: 4

Henry Askew was born in the USA, obtained a doctorate in experimental psychology at Michigan State University and afterwards lived and worked in several jobs/professions in New York City, Spain and Germany. He is now what he always hoped to be when he grew up: a writer and nothing but a writer.