New Practical Techniques for Fear, Frustration, and Aggression in Dogs
by Grisha Stewart
appears in Dog Training.
In BAT 2.0, the focus is to empower the dog to approach his trigger on his own with his caretaker playing a more supportive role, intervening only when necessary to keep the dog working below his threshold level. The new techniques are less stressful for the student dog, help promote good choices on the part of the dog, and focuses on BAT setups w...
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Consider Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training by Evelyn Pang.
“Good Dog! presents a breezy, child-centered primer on watching dog body language and practicing simple commands like Sit, Come and Lie Down. The voice is upbeat and example-driven, designed to build confidence in young learners rather than deliver technical depth. Its useful part is accessibility for families and classroom settings: short explanations, clear safety reminders, and kid-friendly phrasing. Its main limitation is a lack of nuance for stubborn behaviors and limited troubleshooting, so adult readers looking for depth may feel underwhelmed.”
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