Dog training doesn't just require hours of hands-on work - it also requires lots of research! There are so many competing methodologies, learning them all enables me to be a well-rounded trainer. I'm able to approach each dog with an arsenal of knowledge and apply methods as needed. With that, I have found several books that I recommend to my clients that are not too technical and provide additional help once our training sessions have ended.
If you've ever wondered what we're reading over at AWDT, check out our pinterest board of all the BEST dog reads. These books range from the very top level overview of owning a furry friend to dog fiction to deep dives into specific hurdles you may run into with your dog.
Note that some of these books contain outdated methodologies that I would not use or recommend, but I add them to the list to because they contain such useful information.
This board is constantly updated, so I encourage you to follow it if you're looking to broaden your skills as a responsible dog owner!
If you've ever wondered what we're reading over at AWDT, check out our pinterest board of all the BEST dog reads. These books range from the very top level overview of owning a furry friend to dog fiction to deep dives into specific hurdles you may run into with your dog.
Note that some of these books contain outdated methodologies that I would not use or recommend, but I add them to the list to because they contain such useful information.
This board is constantly updated, so I encourage you to follow it if you're looking to broaden your skills as a responsible dog owner!
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