Understanding, Controlling, Balancing Hunting Behavior

Hunting-motivated dogs - leading them according to their needs.

A pheasant taking flight, a fresh rabbit track or the sight of a deer can make hunting-motivated dogs go wild in a matter of seconds. Either they are off and running, or they are rampaging on the leash and no longer responsive. Wouldn't it be nice if the dog offered good behavior on its own, reliably indicated game, and could be controlled in any situation? Anja Fiedler provides dog owners with a holistic concept based on positive reinforcement. The dog's needs are taken into account and skillfully integrated into the training.

— UNDERSTANDING AND CHANGING Why dogs hunt and what influences hunting behavior. How dogs learn and why motivation, communication and attention are so important.

— BALANCING NEEDS Offering worthwhile alternatives: from canine hobbies, great rewards and appropriate activities.

— CONTROLLING HUNTING BEHAVIOR Basics, loose leash and relaxation. Numerous exercises around waiting and interrupting, such as standing and looking, recall or stopping.

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Manufacturer / Responsible person:
Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH & Co. KG, Pfizerstraße 5-7, 70184, Stuttgart, Germany, kosmos.de/servicecenter