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Dog Training in 10 Minutes by Carol Lea Benjamin

Carol Lea Benjamin . Unknown Year . English

"Carol Lea Benjamin is the finest writer about dogs we have today." Job Michael Evans, former Monk of New Skete and author of the best–selling How to Be Your Dog′s Best Friend Dog Training in 10 Minutes is Carol Lea Benjamin′s dog–training book for the 1990s, geared specifically for people short on time but long on intention. Chapters cover: ∗ How to Know What Your Dog Is Feeling ∗ Teaching via Praise and Correction ∗ The Bare Minimum (Sit; Give Your Paw; Housetraining; How to Stop Your Dog from Pulling) ∗ Ten Secrets of Problem Correction ∗ Ten Ways to Play There′s even a "Ten Minute Work–Out" to do before leaving your dog alone a great way to calm and satisfy your dog. With its down–to–earth style, practical advice and emphasis on the dog–owner relationship, Dog Training in 10 Minutes is sure to follow in the wildly successful paw prints of Carol′s other books: Mother Knows Best: The Natural Way to Train Your Dog: Surviving Your Dog′s Adolescence; Second Hand Dog: How to Turn Yours into a First–Rate Pet; Dog Problems; Dog Tricks (with Captain Arthur Haggerty); Dog Training for Kids; and The Chosen Puppy: How to Select and Raise a Great Puppy from an Animal Shelter A Howell Dog Book of Distinction

Categories: Short Stories (Fiction)

About the Author

When she was a little girl, Carol's mother was hoping she'd become the next Shirley Temple because she had naturally curly hair. It was a curious wish because Carol couldn't hold a tune, act or dance. What Carol wanted, from as far back as she could remember, was to become a dog trainer and a writer. After trying several other things along the way, teaching school, working as a private investigator, typing the same letter over and over for a charity, she finally did get both her wishes. Her books have won many fans and many awards, for which she is extremely grateful. But most satisfying is that she has been able to help dogs behave better, get smarter and be more fun for their people and that she has been able to mine what her mother used to call her "overactive imagination" and tell stories for people to read after - or instead of - a hard day's work. She still can't sing, dance or act, but some few people think she can write and she maintains this illusion herself.

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