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Fun and Games With Your Dog: Expert Advice on a Variety of Activities for You and Your Pet
Gerd Ludwig, Christine Steimer (Photographer), Renate Holzner (Illustrator/Translator); 1996; paperback; $5.56
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Fun Nosework for Dogs
Roy Hunter, Judi Duffy (Illustrator); 1996; spiralbound; $15.95
The first 1/3 of the book provides a series of games that set the groundwork for scenting and scent discrimination. The next 2/3 of the book handle tracking and searching. The book is full of facts and methods, and these methods are all about bonding with your dog. As a bonus to the whole process, your dog will learn a few great parlor tricks. |
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Fun and Games With Dogs: Educational and Fun Games to Teach Your Dog to Enjoy Working With You
by Roy Hunter, Howln Moon Press (Illustrator); $24.95
Ideas for tricks to teach your dog, games to play as a group or individually with dogs, and ideas for very inexpensive equipment that you can build all with just one sheet of plywood! This author has ideas that a new and refreshing.
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CLICK-A-TRICK CARDS
Karen Pryor; $10.95
Introducing Click-a-Trick Cards: 9 cool tricks and skills in 10 (or less) easy steps, all on handy pocket-sized cards on a ring and a clicker. Great for classes, friends with new puppies, for kids, or a great gift. |
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CLICK! YOU'RE ON CANINE CAMERA
Jacqueline Parkin; $19.95
A real how-to-do-it guide to training your dog for and getting started in the film or television industry! |
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DANCING WITH YOUR DOG - THE BOOK
Sandra Davis; $19.95
The illustrated and expanded version of the three freestyle videos. While the book does follow the videos, it has been expanded and the order of the moves has been changed to make the teaching process easier. |
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DANCING WITH YOUR DOG: GETTING STARTED (TAPE 1) VIDEO
Sandra Davis; $29.95
Learn Musical Canine Freestyle, a new and exciting activity where dog and handler perform dance type movements together to music. |
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DANCING WITH YOUR DOG: GETTING THE RHYTHM VIDEO (TAPE 2)
Sandra Davis; $29.95
Covers the artistic aspects of creating a dance routine for yourself and your dog. |
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DANCING WITH YOUR DOG: GETTING APPLAUSE (TAPE 3) VIDEO
Sandra Davis; $29.95
Final video in the series sets the stage for performing publicly with your dog. Demonstrates the advanced movements. |
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DANCING WITH YOUR DOG VIDEO SET (SAVE OVER 15%)
Sandra Davis; $75.00
Learn the new and exciting dog sport, Musical Canine Freestyle, where dog and handler perform dance type movements together to music! Set consists of three videos, approx. 55 Min. each. Tape 1: Getting Started; Tape 2: Getting the Rhythm; Tape 3: Getting Applause. Save 10% by buying a set instead of individually! |
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THE SIMPLE GUIDE TO GETTING ACTIVE WITH YOUR DOG
Margaret Bonham; $9.95
Includes choosing an activity; conditioning; advanced training; having fun with your dog; organized dog sports.The author covers weightpulling, skijoring, and backpacking. She also covers
sports like agility and Rally-O. There's so many options here that you're sure
to find something to do with your dog whether it's frisbee, tracking, or
earthdog. You must get this book. |
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TOTALLY FUN THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR DOG (Play with your Pet)
Maxine Rock; $10.95
Games and activities for kids and canines, plus basic training tips and fascinating facts about dogs! Variations on old games and new ideas, too. |
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DOG TRAINING FOR KIDS
Carol Lea Benjamin; $12.95
Written for young people 8-14 years old. Includes basic care, grooming and fun tricks. Safe, humane. |
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A DOG'S BEST FRIEND: AN ACTIVITY BOOK FOR KIDS AND THEIR DOGS
John Caruso, Lisa Rosenthal; $9.95
Kid-friendly illustrations and very simple, practical advice will enable
families to welcome a dog or a puppy into their lives with love, understanding,
and responsibility. This is the best book I've seen for parents and kids to
comprehend their pet's needs. It should be offered to anyone wanting their
children to develop the qualities of commitment and responsibility along with
the sheer fun of sharing their lives with an animal. And the drawings and
activities are very, very sweet. |
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HOW TO TEACH YOUR DOG TO TALK
Capt. Arthur Haggerty; $13.00
Instructions for 125 easy to teach tricks. Imagine! Teaching Doris or Alma or Fido or Rover to retrieve the TV remote, scan
the Internet do the hokey-pokey or bunny hop. There are 125 easy-to-learn tricks
that will have your doggie the cat's meow. |
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DOG TRICKS FOR DUMMIES
Sarah Hodgson; $10.99
The quick and easy way to make trick training fun for you and your dog.This fun
and friendly guide shows you how to teach your dog tricks, from the simple
(wagging his tail) to the extraordinary (fetching a soda from the refrigerator).
Dogs of all sizes, shapes, and ages can learn new tricks, and this book's clear,
step-by-step instructions show you how to train your special friend to perform. |
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THE TRICK IS IN THE TRAINING: 25 FUN TRICKS TO TEACH YOUR DOG
Stephanie Taunton & Cheryl Smith; $9.95
25 tricks to teach your dog, illustrated with color how-to photos, and practical tips to make training easier. |
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MORE FUN AND GAMES WITH DOGS
Roy Hunter; $24.95
Two books full of fun, educational games to teach your dog to enjoy working with you, improve performance in obedience and dog sports. Marked for degree of difficulty and special skills needed. Make training fun for you AND your dog! |
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TAKE A BOW...WOW! FUN AND FUNCTIONAL DOG TRICKS VIDEO
Virginia Broitman & Sherri Lippman; $24.95
A collection of fun and functional dog tricks. Some are suitable for assistance dog training, meeting a long-time demand!! |
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BOW WOW, TAKE 2 VIDEO
Virginia Broitman; $24.95
Using food and a clicker (one comes with the video) for positive reinforcement, you can teach your dog to open and close doors, retrieve a leash, signal to go outside and more! "Bow Wow, Take 2" has more fun and practical tricks taught with clickers! Tricks include turning on/off the TV or lights, carrying and retrieving all sorts of things, putting away toys! |
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TAKE A BOW...WOW! FUN AND FUNCTIONAL DOG TRICKS VIDEO (PAL - EUROPEAN VCR)
Virginia Broitman & Sherri Lippman; $29.95
A collection of fun and functional dog tricks. Some are suitable for assistance dog training, meeting a long-time demand! (PAL plays in European VCR's only.) |
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BOW WOW, TAKE 2 VIDEO (PAL - EUROPEAN VCR)
Virginia Broitman; $29.95
Using food and a clicker (one comes with the video) for positive reinforcement, you can teach your dog to open and close doors, retrieve a leash, signal to go outside and more! "Bow Wow, Take 2" has more fun and practical tricks taught with clickers! Tricks include turning on/off the TV or lights, carrying and retrieving all sorts of things, putting away toys! (PAL plays in European VCR's only.) |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY...TO TRAIN THEIR DOGS
Terry Ryan; $6.75
Make training fun! Games for group use will help teach specific techniques, avoid boredom! |
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LIFE BEYOND BLOCK HEELING
Terry Ryan; $6.75
Make training fun! Games for group use help teach specific techniques, avoid boredom. Build a closer relationship with your dog too! |
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FUN AND GAMES WITH DOGS:
Roy Hunter; $24.95
Educational and Fun Games to Teach Your Dog to Enjoy Working With You. It is overflowing with ideas for tricks to teach your dog, games to play as a
group or individually with dogs, and ideas for very inexpensive equipment that you can build all with just one sheet of plywood! |
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HOW TO TEACH YOUR OLD DOG NEW TRICKS
Ted Baer; $9.95
Reader Comment: I'm a veterinarian, very involved in behavior training, because that's what keeps my canine patients alive. I've found that if I can get clients involved in teaching a dog who has found out that learning is fun, that dog stands a much better chance of staying alive of becoming an indispensable member of their family. I've checked out numerous trick training books, and this is hands down the best. It's focused, breaks the tricks down into easy, understandable steps, and is written by someone who knows and loves dogs. Bravo! |
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POPULAR DOGS: CLICKER TRAINING
Dog Fancy Magazine, Editors; $9.99
Experts explain the latest clicker training techniques; 10 reasons to clicker train YOUR dog; clicking away problem behaviors; a step-by-step guide to basic commands, obedience, agility flyball, and tricks. |
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POPULAR DOGS: TRICKS & GAMES
Dog Fancy Magazine, Editors; $9.99
65 tricks to teach your dog, plus 20 fun games and 25 exciting activities. A step-by-step training guide shows you how to use a clicker to train, train two dogs, practice backyard agility, or teach old dogs new tricks. |
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BEYOND FETCH - FUN, INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES FOR YOU AND YOUR DOG
D. Caroline Coile; $11.99
Reader Comment: Not for those too serious to have fun with their dogs. If you're looking for a very serious book and have absolutely no sense of humor, look for some other book. But if you're looking to have fun with your pooch, look no further. Coile writes some great books and Beyond Fetch is a great book for someone wanting to do fun activites with their dog. |
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EVERYTHING DOG TRAINING AND TRICKS BOOK
Gerilyn Bielakiewicz; $10.95
Reader Comment: Very useful for both tricks and behavioral problems I initially bought this book for teaching my dog tricks, but then I discovered that almost half of the book is devoted to how to turn your rambunctious puppy into a well-behaved dog. Gerilyn's methods are all positive reinforcement and she promotes clicker training, which I think is great. Anyways this book has become my bible, both for teaching my dog new tricks and to solve any behavioral problems that crop up now and then. |
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ANDREA ARDEN'S LITTLE BOOK OF DOG TRICKS
Andrea Arden; $9.99
Clearly written text and entertaining illustrations, provides hours of fun for you and your dog. Learn such tricks as High Five, Are You Bashful? Sneaky Dog, Beep-Beep-Beep-Beep plus 14 other tricks. |
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DOG TRICKS STEP-BY-STEP
Mary Ann Zeigenfuse & Jan Walker; $10.99
User Comment: Let your imagination be your guide! This book gives alot of ideas about training your dog to do tricks. It gives ideas about understanding your dog so that you can train the dog more easily. It's very easy to follow and complete with a wonderful glossary in the back. |
