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As seen in The New York Times, People, SLATE, Psychology Today "[A] must-have guide to improving your dog's life." Modern Dog Magazine Whether you are training a new puppy, considering adopting a dog, researching dog breeds, or simply curious about your own dog's happiness and behavior, Wag has all the answers-and then some. Respected dog trainer and social psychologist, Zazie Todd, demystifies the inner life of canines and shares recommendations from leading veterinarians, researchers, and trainers to help you cultivate a rewarding and respectful relationship with your dog-which…mehr
As seen in The New York Times, People, SLATE, Psychology Today
"[A] must-have guide to improving your dog's life."Modern Dog Magazine
Whether you are training a new puppy, considering adopting a dog, researching dog breeds, or simply curious about your own dog's happiness and behavior, Wag has all the answers-and then some. Respected dog trainer and social psychologist, Zazie Todd, demystifies the inner life of canines and shares recommendations from leading veterinarians, researchers, and trainers to help you cultivate a rewarding and respectful relationship with your dog-which offers many benefits for you, your family, and your four-legged friend.
Inside this engaging, practical book, readers will find:
A Check List for a Happy Dog
Enrichment exercises
How to socialize and train a new puppy
How to reduce fear and anxiety in dogs
Tips for visiting the vet
Information on aging dogs
Expert interviews with vets and psychologists
And so much more!
"Dog owners and those considering becoming one should appreciate Todd's substantial insight into how dogs and humans relate to one another."Publishers Weekly
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Autorenporträt
Zazie Todd is a social psychologist, certified dog trainer, and founder of the popular blog Companion Animal Psychology, where she writes about everything from training methods to the human-canine relationship. She also writes a column for Psychology Today and has received the prestigious Captain Haggerty Award for Best Training Article in 2017. Todd lives in Maple Ridge, BC, with her husband, one dog, and two cats.
Dr. Marty Becker-also known as "America's Veterinarian"-is the author of multiple New York Times bestsellers and serves on the Board of Directors and as Chief Veterinary Correspondent for the American Humane Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Falling for Dogs Learning about Dogs 1 Happy Dogs Spotting a Happy Dog Good Animal Welfare Understanding Canine Behavior The Needs of the Individual Dog The Importance of the Human-Animal Bond 2 Getting a Dog Biology and Loving Dogs How Fashion Affects the Dogs We Choose Animal Welfare and Other Considerations All about Puppies: Socialization Is Key Pet stores and problem behaviors The power of more socialization All about Rescues and Retirees Be realistic about the dog you're getting How to Apply the Science at Home 3 How Dogs Learn An Introduction to Animal Learning Non-associative learning Associative learning Classical conditioning: learning from Pavlov Operant conditioning: learning from Skinner Dog Training: The Link between Training Methods and Behavior The Risks of Electronic Collars The Benefits of Reward-Based Training Puppy classes How to Choose a Good Dog Trainer How to Apply the Science at Home 4 Motivation and Technique Learning about Dog Training Technique What Motivates Dogs: Food, Praise, and Other Rewards Social contact with humans: petting versus praise Should we use a clicker in training? Training Techniques: The Importance of Timing Training Techniques: The Importance of Play How to Apply the Science at Home 5 The Vet and Grooming Reducing Stress at the Vet Using food Should You Spay/Neuter Your Dog? Grooming The Value of a Health Care Community Dental Care How to Apply the Science at Home 6 The Social Dog What Does Play Look Like? The play bow Why Unstructured Play Is Important for Dogs Dog parks Pet siblings: negotiating with other animals The importance of companionship How to Apply the Science at Home 7 Dogs and Their People Dogs and Attachment to Humans Canine Neuroscience and Dogs' Preferences for People and Food Do Dogs Understand Human Emotions? How People and Dogs Interact How to Apply the Science at Home 8 Dogs and Children The Benefits to Dogs of Interacting with Children How to Recognize When a Dog Is Anxious around Children Teaching Children to Interact with Dogs Preparing Dogs to Interact with Children How to Apply the Science at Home 9 Time for Walkies! The Benefits of Walking-for Dogs and Owners The Human Connection in Dog Walking Why Letting the Dog Out in the Yard Is Not a Walk Dog-Related Issues that Affect Dog Walking How to Apply the Science at Home 10 Enrichment The Importance of Enrichment The Value of Sensory Stimulation Dog Sports and the Human-Animal Bond How and Why to Add Enrichment How to Apply the Science at Home 11 Food and Treats What Dogs Can Eat: The Evolution of Modern Metabolism Dogs and Diet The Truth about Treats The Problem of Overweight and Obesity in Pet Dogs A word on predatory behaviour How to Apply the Science at Home 12 Sleeping Dogs What Science Says about Co-sleeping with Dogs Understanding Dogs' Sleep Patterns How Much Sleep Do Dogs Need? The Alertness of Dogs The Role of Sleep The Relationship between Sleep and Learning Why Animals Twitch and Whimper while Sleeping How to Apply the Science at Home 13 Fear and Other Problems Fear Aggression Separation Anxiety Resource Guarding House-Training Issues It's Worth Getting Help How to Apply the Science at Home 14 Seniors and Dogs with Special Needs What Happens to Dogs as They Age? Dogs with Special Needs Making accommodations for hearing and visual impairment Making accommodations for physical impairment How to Apply the Science at Home 15 The End of Life The Lifespan of Dogs Making End-of-Life Decisions Gather evidence Know that decision-making can be difficult Euthanasia: What to Expect Preparing Pets for the Death of a Companion Planning for the Unexpected How to Apply the Science at Home 16 Safe Dogs, Happy Dogs How To Promote Good Animal Welfare Checklist for a Happy Dog Notes Acknowledgments
Introduction Falling for Dogs Learning about Dogs 1 Happy Dogs Spotting a Happy Dog Good Animal Welfare Understanding Canine Behavior The Needs of the Individual Dog The Importance of the Human-Animal Bond 2 Getting a Dog Biology and Loving Dogs How Fashion Affects the Dogs We Choose Animal Welfare and Other Considerations All about Puppies: Socialization Is Key Pet stores and problem behaviors The power of more socialization All about Rescues and Retirees Be realistic about the dog you're getting How to Apply the Science at Home 3 How Dogs Learn An Introduction to Animal Learning Non-associative learning Associative learning Classical conditioning: learning from Pavlov Operant conditioning: learning from Skinner Dog Training: The Link between Training Methods and Behavior The Risks of Electronic Collars The Benefits of Reward-Based Training Puppy classes How to Choose a Good Dog Trainer How to Apply the Science at Home 4 Motivation and Technique Learning about Dog Training Technique What Motivates Dogs: Food, Praise, and Other Rewards Social contact with humans: petting versus praise Should we use a clicker in training? Training Techniques: The Importance of Timing Training Techniques: The Importance of Play How to Apply the Science at Home 5 The Vet and Grooming Reducing Stress at the Vet Using food Should You Spay/Neuter Your Dog? Grooming The Value of a Health Care Community Dental Care How to Apply the Science at Home 6 The Social Dog What Does Play Look Like? The play bow Why Unstructured Play Is Important for Dogs Dog parks Pet siblings: negotiating with other animals The importance of companionship How to Apply the Science at Home 7 Dogs and Their People Dogs and Attachment to Humans Canine Neuroscience and Dogs' Preferences for People and Food Do Dogs Understand Human Emotions? How People and Dogs Interact How to Apply the Science at Home 8 Dogs and Children The Benefits to Dogs of Interacting with Children How to Recognize When a Dog Is Anxious around Children Teaching Children to Interact with Dogs Preparing Dogs to Interact with Children How to Apply the Science at Home 9 Time for Walkies! The Benefits of Walking-for Dogs and Owners The Human Connection in Dog Walking Why Letting the Dog Out in the Yard Is Not a Walk Dog-Related Issues that Affect Dog Walking How to Apply the Science at Home 10 Enrichment The Importance of Enrichment The Value of Sensory Stimulation Dog Sports and the Human-Animal Bond How and Why to Add Enrichment How to Apply the Science at Home 11 Food and Treats What Dogs Can Eat: The Evolution of Modern Metabolism Dogs and Diet The Truth about Treats The Problem of Overweight and Obesity in Pet Dogs A word on predatory behaviour How to Apply the Science at Home 12 Sleeping Dogs What Science Says about Co-sleeping with Dogs Understanding Dogs' Sleep Patterns How Much Sleep Do Dogs Need? The Alertness of Dogs The Role of Sleep The Relationship between Sleep and Learning Why Animals Twitch and Whimper while Sleeping How to Apply the Science at Home 13 Fear and Other Problems Fear Aggression Separation Anxiety Resource Guarding House-Training Issues It's Worth Getting Help How to Apply the Science at Home 14 Seniors and Dogs with Special Needs What Happens to Dogs as They Age? Dogs with Special Needs Making accommodations for hearing and visual impairment Making accommodations for physical impairment How to Apply the Science at Home 15 The End of Life The Lifespan of Dogs Making End-of-Life Decisions Gather evidence Know that decision-making can be difficult Euthanasia: What to Expect Preparing Pets for the Death of a Companion Planning for the Unexpected How to Apply the Science at Home 16 Safe Dogs, Happy Dogs How To Promote Good Animal Welfare Checklist for a Happy Dog Notes Acknowledgments
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