Dog Algebra: When Positive Reinforcement Fails To Solve The Problem

Sometimes things just don't add up. Using positive reinforcement to train a dog can be a fun, rewarding, and successful endeavor.... until a cat saunters into the room. Using food to redirect Buster's attention away from Miss Kitty is often recommended, and as often it fails to diminish Buster's fascination with felines.
Do the math When Cat = 100 and Hotdog = 4, there's little chance that the dog will simply take his focus off kitty, especially if he's not hungry.
In DOG ALGEBRA, Tammie Rogers solves the equation by offering a simple, straightforward, natural, and effective way to overcome training situations that positive reinforcement fails to resolve. The common sense principles described in this book will help every dog owner develop a more trusting, confident, respectful, and enjoyable relationship with their canine companion.
DOG ALGEBRA is amazing, uncomplicated, winning advice all served up in a concise, easy to read book authored by a highly experienced educator of dogs and their people.Solve for G where G = Good Dog

Rogers has been a professional dog trainer for over thirty years and is the author of Dog Training & Tricks: The Guide to Raising and Showing a Well-Behaved Dog, 10 Most Common Mistakes Dog Owners Make: And How to Resolve Them and Shamaron: Dog Devoted. Rogers uses her decades of working with dogs and their people to continue her discussion on how to forge a happy, respectful and loyal partnership. You can't go wrong reading her wisdom to help solve your challenging dog behavior problems