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How to Train Your Siberian Husky (Tr-105) | 
 enlarge | Author: Liz Palika
Publisher: TFH Publications
Category: Book
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 316823
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 96
Number Of Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 5.6 x 0.6
ISBN: 0793836549
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.73
UPC: 018214136545
EAN: 9780793836543
ASIN: 0793836549
Publication Date: November 1998
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Short, Informative, and Applicable June 13, 2008
K. Hall (Madison, WI)
I am a first-time Siberian Husky owner and from all of the information I read about them on the internet I thought it would be a good idea to do a little studying about the breed before she got here. This book is short and easy to read with helpful tips on training and obedience. The section on house training is a little short, but really, besides taking them outside every few hours and watching them for cues, what else can be said about the subject? I made a ribbon dog bell and I'm hoping that this will help train her a little more quickly, but so far she has been doing an awesome job about going outside.
It has been a long time since I have trained a puppy of any breed so it was nice to have a refresher course on training in general and the fact that this book was geared towards training Siberian Huskies made it even better. I finished it in under a day and now that we have our new puppy I am finding myself using it as a reference. Overall, I would recommend this book for first-time Husky owners because based on my experiences with my new puppy, everything I read about them being independent, stubborn, and excitable has been 100% accurate from day one. She truly has been a joy to have, but I am finding training to be a little more challenging than it was for my black lab.
STARTER GUIDE December 27, 2007
Oscar Escalante (Chicago,IL)
This is a fun book to have when you are thinking of getting a HUSKY. Great way to get a idea of what you are getting into and a nice idea on how they will move your life in a great direction.. I recommend it as a first husky book then move the Siberian Huskys for dummies.
 Good introduction to basic training, but no new information August 23, 2007
Zazu (Australia)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This book would be great for anyone considering a Siberian Husky, or a new dog owner as it contains basic dog care tips and an introduction to training techniques. I was looking for a book with some special hints for training huskies (as they can be difficult dogs to train) and was disappointed. Although the title is 'How to Train You Siberian Husky' a large amount of space in the book is dedicated to caring for your dog - not training.
 I needed immediate help with my Husky. August 30, 2005
K. Wright (Madera, CA USA)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I adopted a 4 month old Husky who was completely out of control. I was desperate to find help. This book contained the answers that I needed to control this pup. Thank you!
Train your Siberian the easy way... May 7, 2005
Kyra_Athena (Georgia USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Training a Siberian Husky is quite a challenge considering the personality of a Siberian. They are playful, independent, and intelligent. You have to take these traits into consideration and go from there. Treats are about the only motivator I have found to get one moving and I don't mean the ones from the grocery store. Very smart, a Siberian will work if she wants to work or provided there is a benefit. If you own one or are thinking of getting one, please read this book. Siberian Huskies for Dummies is also a good choice as well. This book is very short with concise instructions. I think even a mature teenager could manage to train with this book.
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