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The Art of Canine Communication: Learning to Listen to What Your Dog is Telling You
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- ISBN8227999856
- EAN9798227999856
- Date de parution24/10/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
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Stop Guessing What Your Dog Needs-Learn Their Language InsteadDoes your dog's behavior ever baffle you? Do you wish you could understand what they're trying to tell you before small issues become serious problems? The Art of Canine Communication gives you the expert knowledge to decode every signal your dog sends. What You'll Learn:Dogs communicate constantly through body language, vocalizations, and behavioral signals, but most owners miss these crucial messages.
This professional guide teaches you to recognize: Tail signals beyond simple wagging - height, speed, and direction all carry distinct meanings Facial expressions and eye contact - the difference between soft eyes and a hard stare could prevent aggression Stress signals and calming behaviors - spot anxiety before it escalates into serious behavioral issues Vocalization meanings - distinguish between play growls, warning growls, and fear-based growls Body posture and weight distribution - understand what your dog's stance reveals about their intentions Breed-specific communication patterns - why your dog's physical characteristics affect their signals Context and environmental factors - the same behavior can mean completely different things in different situations Prevent Problems Before They StartResource guarding, separation anxiety, leash reactivity, and aggression rarely appear suddenly.
Dogs provide early warning signals that most owners don't recognize. This book teaches you to identify these precursors and respond appropriately, preventing minor concerns from becoming major behavioral problems. Build a Deeper BondWhen you understand what your dog is communicating, you can respond to their actual needs rather than your interpretation. This creates trust, reduces frustration on both sides of the leash, and strengthens the human-canine relationship in profound ways.
From Foundation to Advanced ApplicationsWhether you're a new dog owner or have years of experience, this systematic guide progresses from basic body language fundamentals to complex multi-dog household dynamics, problem behavior analysis, and special situations like veterinary visits and end-of-life decisions. Based on Current Research and Professional ExperienceAuthor Shelby Brooks combines scientific understanding of canine behavior with practical applications that work in real-world situations.
Learn techniques used by professional trainers, behaviorists, and veterinarians to assess canine emotional states and communication.
This professional guide teaches you to recognize: Tail signals beyond simple wagging - height, speed, and direction all carry distinct meanings Facial expressions and eye contact - the difference between soft eyes and a hard stare could prevent aggression Stress signals and calming behaviors - spot anxiety before it escalates into serious behavioral issues Vocalization meanings - distinguish between play growls, warning growls, and fear-based growls Body posture and weight distribution - understand what your dog's stance reveals about their intentions Breed-specific communication patterns - why your dog's physical characteristics affect their signals Context and environmental factors - the same behavior can mean completely different things in different situations Prevent Problems Before They StartResource guarding, separation anxiety, leash reactivity, and aggression rarely appear suddenly.
Dogs provide early warning signals that most owners don't recognize. This book teaches you to identify these precursors and respond appropriately, preventing minor concerns from becoming major behavioral problems. Build a Deeper BondWhen you understand what your dog is communicating, you can respond to their actual needs rather than your interpretation. This creates trust, reduces frustration on both sides of the leash, and strengthens the human-canine relationship in profound ways.
From Foundation to Advanced ApplicationsWhether you're a new dog owner or have years of experience, this systematic guide progresses from basic body language fundamentals to complex multi-dog household dynamics, problem behavior analysis, and special situations like veterinary visits and end-of-life decisions. Based on Current Research and Professional ExperienceAuthor Shelby Brooks combines scientific understanding of canine behavior with practical applications that work in real-world situations.
Learn techniques used by professional trainers, behaviorists, and veterinarians to assess canine emotional states and communication.
Stop Guessing What Your Dog Needs-Learn Their Language InsteadDoes your dog's behavior ever baffle you? Do you wish you could understand what they're trying to tell you before small issues become serious problems? The Art of Canine Communication gives you the expert knowledge to decode every signal your dog sends. What You'll Learn:Dogs communicate constantly through body language, vocalizations, and behavioral signals, but most owners miss these crucial messages.
This professional guide teaches you to recognize: Tail signals beyond simple wagging - height, speed, and direction all carry distinct meanings Facial expressions and eye contact - the difference between soft eyes and a hard stare could prevent aggression Stress signals and calming behaviors - spot anxiety before it escalates into serious behavioral issues Vocalization meanings - distinguish between play growls, warning growls, and fear-based growls Body posture and weight distribution - understand what your dog's stance reveals about their intentions Breed-specific communication patterns - why your dog's physical characteristics affect their signals Context and environmental factors - the same behavior can mean completely different things in different situations Prevent Problems Before They StartResource guarding, separation anxiety, leash reactivity, and aggression rarely appear suddenly.
Dogs provide early warning signals that most owners don't recognize. This book teaches you to identify these precursors and respond appropriately, preventing minor concerns from becoming major behavioral problems. Build a Deeper BondWhen you understand what your dog is communicating, you can respond to their actual needs rather than your interpretation. This creates trust, reduces frustration on both sides of the leash, and strengthens the human-canine relationship in profound ways.
From Foundation to Advanced ApplicationsWhether you're a new dog owner or have years of experience, this systematic guide progresses from basic body language fundamentals to complex multi-dog household dynamics, problem behavior analysis, and special situations like veterinary visits and end-of-life decisions. Based on Current Research and Professional ExperienceAuthor Shelby Brooks combines scientific understanding of canine behavior with practical applications that work in real-world situations.
Learn techniques used by professional trainers, behaviorists, and veterinarians to assess canine emotional states and communication.
This professional guide teaches you to recognize: Tail signals beyond simple wagging - height, speed, and direction all carry distinct meanings Facial expressions and eye contact - the difference between soft eyes and a hard stare could prevent aggression Stress signals and calming behaviors - spot anxiety before it escalates into serious behavioral issues Vocalization meanings - distinguish between play growls, warning growls, and fear-based growls Body posture and weight distribution - understand what your dog's stance reveals about their intentions Breed-specific communication patterns - why your dog's physical characteristics affect their signals Context and environmental factors - the same behavior can mean completely different things in different situations Prevent Problems Before They StartResource guarding, separation anxiety, leash reactivity, and aggression rarely appear suddenly.
Dogs provide early warning signals that most owners don't recognize. This book teaches you to identify these precursors and respond appropriately, preventing minor concerns from becoming major behavioral problems. Build a Deeper BondWhen you understand what your dog is communicating, you can respond to their actual needs rather than your interpretation. This creates trust, reduces frustration on both sides of the leash, and strengthens the human-canine relationship in profound ways.
From Foundation to Advanced ApplicationsWhether you're a new dog owner or have years of experience, this systematic guide progresses from basic body language fundamentals to complex multi-dog household dynamics, problem behavior analysis, and special situations like veterinary visits and end-of-life decisions. Based on Current Research and Professional ExperienceAuthor Shelby Brooks combines scientific understanding of canine behavior with practical applications that work in real-world situations.
Learn techniques used by professional trainers, behaviorists, and veterinarians to assess canine emotional states and communication.
