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GETTING IN TTOUCH WITH YOUR DOG
by Linda Tellington-Jones (See other books by author)
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Publisher: Trafalgar Square
Edition: 2001 Paperback, 125 pages
ISBN: 1570762066
Item: DN193
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Summary: Using a combination of specific TTouches, a dog's performance and health is improved, common behavior issues are solved, and physical problems are positively influenced.
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A gentle approach to influencing behavior, health and performance. The focus is more on improving and maintaining the quality of an animal companion's life, instilling self-confidence so that a mutual relationship can be developed with the owner. TTouch method is currently being used by dog owners, trainers, breeders, vets, and vet techs, as well as in animal shelters around the world. It is much more than just a training method. Using a combination of specific TTouches, a dog's performance and health is improved, common behavior issues are solved, and physical problems are positively influenced.
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| Huge Disappointment, May 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: aPupMom |
| This is one of the most poorly written books I have ever read. Instead of filling so much space with case studies for miracle cures, the author should have put more time and effort into actually explaining how to do the touches. |
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| maybe the first, not the best, August 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Stephanie Wesloh |
| Touching your dog is a wonderful thing. Any book which encourages people to touch their dogs in a way that both the dog and the person enjoy is worth something. However, I have reservations about this book. It encourages you to continue touching a dog which does not want to be touched. I think that this book is too pushy for some dogs. It is not as empathetic as some other 'touching' books. It also doesn't seem quite as cautious about touching aggressive dogs as I would like. If you know what you're doing, great; but if you are inexperienced, you may end up bitten. It attributes 'miracle cures' to touch. While I fully agree that touch can promote healing, I'm not so convinced about amazing, dramatic cures. That said, some highly respected people to recommend this book. At least parts of it do have value. My choice, though, would be a different book on touch or massage for dogs. |
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