DOG WHO LOVED TOO MUCH
by Nicholas Dodman (See other books by author)

Summary: Important new study on canine behavior based on the author's experience in his veterinary practice. Discover his unique approaches to solving behavior problems using diet, exercise, environment and drugs.

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Here is first consumer-oriented discussion of the use and application of medication in the management and treatment of behavioral problems in dogs. Dogs experience the whole range of psychological problems that humans do; depression, anxiety, fear, aggression, and grief. The dog-owning public is seeking solutions to doggie problems which may include the application of human medications. A Professor of Behavioral Pharmacology at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine, author Dodman's approach includes an in-depth understanding of behavior, making key changes in diet, exercise, environment, and at times, prescribing state-of-the-art medication. Case histories enhance the understanding of Dodman's theories. Fascinating reading!

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1, Page 1

• CLINICAL BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE FOR SMALL ANIMALS
• DOGS BEHAVING BADLY
• IF ONLY THEY COULD SPEAK, 2ND EDITION
• THE WELL ADJUSTED DOG - DR. DODMAN'S SEVEN STEPS TO LIFELONG HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR YOUR BEST FRIEND

• DOGS BEHAVING BADLY
• MINE! - A GUIDE TO RESOURCE GUARDING IN DOGS
• I'LL BE HOME SOON! - HOW TO PREVENT AND TREAT SEPARATION ANXIETY
• FIGHT! - A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE TREATMENT OF DOG-DOG AGGRESSION
• CAUTIOUS CANINE - HOW TO HELP DOGS CONQUER THEIR FEARS, 2ND EDITION