For the Love of Labradors: A Preferred Reading List

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Thursday, October 05, 2006

A Preferred Reading List

I found this list on a website and couldn't agree more with most of the choises as I have them already in my library. The rest I'm now interestd in reading myself. All of these books can be found at Dogwise.com except 'The Dog's Mind'. However, other books by Bruce Fogle are available.

The Power of Positive Dog Training, Pat Miller, 2001, Howell Book House.
Positive Perspectives, Pat Miller, 2004, Dogwise Books.
On Talking Terms with Dogs: Calming Signals, Turid Rugaas, 1997, Legacy by Mail.
Excel-Erated Learning, Pamela Reid, Ph.D., 1996, James and Kenneth Publishers.
The Other End of the Leash, Patricia McConnell, Ballantine Books
Don’t Shoot the Dog!, Karen Pryor, 1984, Bantam Books.
The Dog’s Mind, Bruce Fogle, DVM, 1990, Howell Book House.
The Culture Clash, Jean Donaldson, 1996, James and Kenneth Publishers.
Dogs: A new understanding. . ., Raymond & Lorna Coppinger, 2001, Scribner.
Scaredy Dog!, Ali Brown, M.Ed., CPDT, 2004, Tanacacia Press.
Ruff Love, Susan Garrett, 2002, Clean Run Productions.
Parenting Your Dog, Trish King, 2004, TFH Publications, Inc.

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Everything you will read here comes from our real experiences; all the fun, all the mistakes, all the struggles, and how I have tackled each problem. I'm not promoting a training approach solely for monetary gain as so many are on the web. All of the links to web based dog "training articles" are Free. I simply hope this blog serves as a starting point for your quest. Remember the answers are out there if you only look so,

"Never Stop Learning".

Despite the knowledge I continue to acquire while raising my two yellow Labrador Retrievers, I am not a trained professional. The information contained in this blog, "For the Love of Labradors", is strictly intended to be experiential and educational in nature. Readers should always seek professional advice, before initiating any of the advice contained in any blog post here in the "For the Love of Labradors" Blog.