CHASE! e-bog

Owner vs. prey drive. Who wins?Almost every dog has some degree of prey drive-it's in his genes-some more than others. You may experience it when your otherwise well mannered dog suddenly takes off chasing after a rabbit, squirrel, or a jogger. The old approach to solving this problem involved the use of "e;corrective"e; devices like choke chains and electronic fences. A better approach includes training and management techniques that reward your dog for choosing to focus on and stay near you, the owner.Clarissa von Reinhardt has been working on the issue of how to deal with unwanted predatory behavior for many years. In this fascinating and inspiring book, she takes the readers step by step through her training methods, inviting them to learn more about a dog's complex spectrum of behavior, and ultimately to maintain as much control as possible over the urge to chase prey.Get more in-depth information about: What predatory behavior is and how it manifests itself Communicative walks and recall exercises Self-activated sitting upon sight of prey Causes of failure in training Training aids, methods, and their limits