Press Release—Book Launch!
New Amazon #1 Best Seller, in Dog Training, Dog Care and Health and Dog Breeds!
Reshapes how we see dogs and dog training!
New #1 Bestselling Book Reshapes How We See Dogs and Dog Training
Del Mar, CA – [April 13, 2023]
Certified professional dog training and behavior consultant, Linda Michaels, M.A., Experimental Psychology, announces the publication of her landmark book “The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook.” The book provides scientifically endorsed training and behavior advice designed for dog owners, dog-related professionals, and trainers for the ‘heartbeats at our feet.’
The foreword by Dr. Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today author and co-founder with Jane Goodall of the Ethologists for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, states, “Seizing the moment to embed the professional Do No Harm ethic into dog training makes this book uniquely important. In an unregulated dog training industry, this volume provides a timely and much needed alternative to existing teaching paradigms.”
The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook explains the Hierarchy of Dog Needs–a guide for understanding how to meet dogs biological, emotional, social, training, and cognitive needs. Emphasizing the importance of positive training, this handbook provides insight and guidance on some of the most important issues in dog care and training such as:
Nutrition
Veterinary and grooming visits
Aggression
Separation anxiety
Training secrets, good manners and basic skills
Guides for the assessment and treatment of behavior problems which adhere to “Do No Harm” care and training methods provide a road map to thriving with dogs, focusing on relationship-building through training.
About Do No Harm. Do No Harm Dog Training offers educational services to help pet professionals and dog lovers solve behavior problems. The Do No Harm movement for dogs is featured in Psychology Today, trade magazines, speaking engagements, and a variety of forums. The 68,000 social media group is overseen by 11 expert moderators and led by founder Linda Michaels. Linda worked with the most difficult cases in rescue, wolfdogs and the famed Belyaev foxes, becoming a bridge between research, pet-related professionals, and the average pet parent. The foundational paradigm, the Hierarchy of Dog Needs guide, is available in 10 languages and explored in the book. For more information please visit https://donoharmdogtraining.com Contact: LindaMichaelsPositively@gmail.com
