Books: How to train a superdog
May 1, 2009
by Gwen Bailey
Published: 1st May, 2009
Price: £14.99
Unleash your dog’s potential…
Want to teach your dog to wave, spin, jump, play dead or even take a message? Are you thinking about getting a dog but are not sure which breed will suit you or your lifestyle?
Aimed at both first-time and long-time dog owners, How to Train a Superdog uses the latest research into canine intelligence to explain how dogs think and provides detailed information on how to communicate effectively with man’s best friend and build a rewarding relationship that will last a lifetime.
At the core of the book is a comprehensive training programme that guarantees success and is presented in a clear and jargon-free manner. The book is packed with user-friendly, step-by-step photographic sequences showing dog owners exactly what to do, from appropriate body language and hand signals to teaching basic obedience skills or more advanced techniques and tricks.
Soon you will be participating in mutually enjoyable activities with your dog such as Flyball (dog relay), canine freestyle, agility classes or cani-cross (cross country running with your dog) The only book available that combines DK’s distinctive visual approach with a uniquely holistic, natural, positive method of dog training.
About the author:
Gwen Bailey pioneered the use of dog behaviour therapy in training and evaluating unwanted animals for rehoming whilst working for an animal welfare charity from 1988 – 2002. She was the first person in the UK to be appointed as a full time animal behaviourist, eventually heading a team of skilled dog behaviour experts. In June 2002, Gwen set up Puppy School, a network of professional, well trained puppy class tutors across the UK offering socialization and reward-based training, aimed at preventing behavioural problems among puppies and encouraging friendly, well-behaved dogs.

