Culture Clash: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding the Relationship Between Humans and Domestic Dogs

Excellent book. I bought it as a gamble against the negative reviews, started reading it with trepidations but was soon very pleasantly surprised by the quality of its vocabulary and content.maybe the fact that I am an MD helped to understand its contents, but to be honest there were no obscure words used.there was one technique mentioned early on which I did not know before, but I persevered until it was explained halfway through the book.in my opinion, this is a very interesting and well written book with solid content.

We have a new cockapoo puppy and a friend recommended this book when we got her. It has been amazingly helpful. I don't want to live with a badly trained dog and thanks to this book I feel I know how to avoid that now. I highly recommend it!

Great book. Worth the read.

it quite a difficult read, as in the english is abit long winded!if you own a dog or are thinking of owning a dog then you need to know how to train your dog and be an excellent ownerso get this book and learn!

If you are interested in the canine mind and training then this is the book for you. Provides interesting insight into tapping in to your dog's natural ability to make training fun and successful.

This book is now 20 years' old. Jean was ahead of her time, whilst other dog trainers are still preaching "the dominance theory" and aversive punishment techniques, Jean understands the science of animal learning, classical conditioning and operant conditioning.Jean Donaldson is the god of dog trainers and this book is a must read for anybody with a dog.

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Wish there was a UK version of this. Bit too much blah blah American blah, but good messages and guidance never-the-less.