THE DOG WHO LOVED TOO MUCH

Discover the fascinating world of dog psychology with the guide "The Dog Who Loved Too Much". This book is the key to understanding the behavior of your four-legged friend, revealing surprising reasons that may be behind their actions. Learn how to deal with parenting difficulties and how to support your dog in their healthy emotional development. Learn effective methods of working with your dog so you can enjoy harmony and mutual understanding.

• Understanding the causes of unwanted dog behavior.
• Effective methods of working with the dog in various situations.
• Support in solving educational and emotional problems.
• Behavioral and veterinary advice.
• Individual behavioral therapy for dogs with behavioral disorders.
• Practical tips on dealing with dominant and aggressive dogs.
• Innovative approach to the diagnosis and treatment of behavioral disorders in dogs.

"The Dog Who Loved Too Much" is an innovative guide to dog psychology that provides an accessible overview of the problems associated with surprising behaviors that dog owners may encounter. What to do when a dog lunges with its teeth at a ringing phone? How to help a dog who is afraid of Thursdays? Why do some dogs obsessively chase their own tails? Here we find answers to these and many other questions that trouble pet owners.

Depending on the problem, the author suggests various methods of working with the dog. Effective training and education may prove effective, and sometimes the advice of a behavioral counselor or veterinarian - a specialist in animal behavior - may be helpful. Currently, disorders referred to as "animal behavioral disorders" can be effectively treated by subjecting them to individual behavioral therapy by specialists in the field of animal behavior.

By analyzing various types of aggressive behavior, the author investigates their sources and shows appropriate methods of working with the dog. Some of these behaviors may be due to educational mistakes made by the owner, while others are psychological. The book also contains many valuable tips on dealing with dominant and aggressive dogs and controlling their undesirable behavior. In his innovative approach to diagnosing and treating behavioral disorders in dogs, Dr. Dodman supplements psychological action with pharmacological agents in justified cases, indicating various possibilities for helping our pets. The edition in 14.5x20.5 cm format contains 234 pages. The paperback binding ensures comfortable reading and use. Year of publication: 2006, Publisher: Galaktyka.