Customer Reviews:
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 I'd give it no stars if that were an option. September 8, 2008
Cait Hunter (Dallas, Texas, USA)
1 out of 13 found this review helpful
There are SO many better books out there. This book shows you how to shove your dog around and justify harsh techniques that were old in the 80s - not how to actually TRAIN your dog.
 A Great Read September 4, 2008
JayJay (New Zealand)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This book was easy to read and really enjoyable. It has given me lots of ideas about how to raise a happy and healthy dog. We have just got a new puppy and it's good to have read Cesar's book right at the beginning. It's so easy to humanise dogs when what they really need is to be treated like a dog! You can just imagine Cesar's talking to you as you read through the pages of his book.
 Get This Book Not "Be the Pack Leader" September 4, 2008
Roseanne Willing (Kent, WA USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I really liked this book because it was not about a "how to" but on how to "relate" to your dogs and understand them. Now, everytime I am in training mode or walking my dogs I make sure I check to see what type of mood I am in and then I close my eyes, take a deep breath and imagine myself walking on a deserted beach (calm part). I am already assertive so that's good! I do get frusterated but that is where the deep breath comes in. And you know what...It works! Your dog(s)can feel your energy. what a big difference! I am now starting to read his recommendations in the back of his books just so I have a better understanidng with my canines!
A Little Disappointed.. August 31, 2008
E. Y. Clapp (California)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The book was def. a good book, dont get me wrong, but it didn't exactly live up to it's title. It says it teaches you how to correct common dog problems, but instead of teching you, or giving you advice, all I got was examples of what he did without a lot of explanation. He said what he was doing, not how or why, to help me better understand how to correct my own dogs problems. And the first half of the book was Cesar's life story, which, I thought, was kind of unnecesary information. Tell me how to fix my dog, not how you jumped the Mexican/American boarder...
Very helpful book August 29, 2008
Janet R. Martin (Oregon)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I recently bought a Yorkie-Poo pup and was looking for a book to help guide me through training her. Cesar's book was very informative and helpful. I am glad that I purchased it.
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