Dog Aggression Specialist

Do not expect to find Operant Conditioning or Conditioned Reinforcers or any other 'technical jargon' in this booklet. Clicker Training is described as a game of 'clues and clicks' with no need for a glossary of technical terms!

Written with ease of readership for the pet dog owner in mind, Give me a Clue! explains is basic English the principles behind Clicker Training and how to apply them.

It answers common questions such as ' Will I always have to carry a clicker with me now? and ' What do I tell my dog if he gets it wrong?'  which in itself helps the pupil understand the benefits of this amazing approach to dog training. 

Modestly priced, it is ideal as a handout to pupils in a Dog Training Club situation where the Clicker is being introduced.

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What Makes you Click? is a step by step guide on how to teach your dog basic exercises using the clicker.

Designed to accompany ' Give me a Clue!', it describes how to teach exercises such as Sit , Down and loose lead walking.

It also explains reward hierarchy and how to apply it. 

Any fan of technical jargon will be disappointed.  It is written for the pet dog owner/trainer in a language they can understand.

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Designed as  a guide for owners of dogs who need assistance in teaching them how to greet people sociably, both inside and outside the home.  It covers greeting routines within the home and specifically designed   exercises such as 'The Hide' and the 'Go See !'  that can be used when out exercising.

This booklet should ONLY be used in conjunction with a Rehabilitation Programme.

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Missing You is designed, primarily, as a guide for owners with dogs suffering is from Separation Distress .

It is also very useful preventative measure, for dogs who may be likely to , as a develop such problems e.g. recently re -homed rescue dogs .

It helps the owner, gradually, reduce their dogs dependency on them thus building the dog own self-confidence. Whilst 'crate training' is not advocated as a solution to ' Separation Problems' it is mentioned.

Many people may be advised to use a crate. Missing You highlights how using a 'crate' can actually have an adverse effect if it is not introduced and used as a safety area.

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