Training the German Shepherd Dog
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #310146 in Books
- Published on: 2003-03-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 208 pages
Editorial Reviews
Review
"This is a book I am glad to have added to my shelves. It has a lot to offer and is well-planned to take the dog up through the work in a broad and sensible way." Our Dogs; "The will become a classic on dog training... a splendid book." Dog World
About the Author
John Cree is an internationally known German Shepherd specialist of more than forty years' standing. He is an International Championship Working Trials and Obedience judge, and a breed judge at Open Show level. He is a well-know writer and author of Understanding the German Shepherd Dog [Crowood 2000].
Customer Reviews
Disappointing- I'll sell you my copy
The methods of training in this book are outdated and are not aligned with acceptable practices of 'do no harm to the dog'.
There are many ways to train dogs with positive reinforcement other than what is suggested here.
Like some popular personalities who are not using updated behavior techniques, this author misses the mark.
I can't recall if it was this book or his other one where he HITS THE DOG'S PAWS for jumping on the fence!
There is no need to hit a dog to train it.
Even with beautiful, strong breeds like the shepherd, you can establish respect for humans without "alpha rolls" and dangerous practices like hitting the dog.
I recommend Victoria Stilwell as an author who truly knows modern, positive training methods.
Excellent training resource for GSD's
the book is written by a Scot and he gives very clear excellent examples of how to achieve results with intelligent gentle leadership.
He calls his dog "son" which I found very endearing.
Achieved wonders with his methods and I learned a great deal from his book.
The German Shepherd Dog
The first half of the book was informative. I was less interested in the second half as I am not interested in showing my dog.



