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The Well-Adjusted Dog
Nicholas H. Dodman

Dr. Dodman's Seven Steps to Lifelong Health and Happiness for Your Best Friend

Houghton Mifflin
July 2008
On Sale: July 9, 2008
288 pages
ISBN: 0618833781
EAN: 9780618833788
Hardcover
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Self-Help | Non-Fiction Pet-Lover

From a world-renowned animal behaviorist and leading authority in the veterinary field comes this comprehensive, holistic seven-step approach to caring for your adult dog, including health, behavior, and environment.

In this essential new book, Dodman draws on some twenty-five years of clinical experience to bring together the art—and science—of dog ownership. Forty-two percent of dog owners in this country report problems managing their dogs' behavior. But it doesn't have to be this way. As Dr. Dodman points out, almost every dog problem can be either treated or, better yet, prevented. His book shows you how, offering what he calls "continuing education" for dogs and their owners. A comprehensive, seven-step approach takes on the whole dog—his health, behavior, and environment—and lays the groundwork for the proper care and training of our best friends, for life. You will discover

• how much exercise your dog really needs (and why)

• how diet can affect behavior

• how to communicate clearly with your dog

• how to lead your dog, not dominate him

• how to prevent or deal with your dog's fears

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