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Brain Games for Dogs: Training, Tricks and Activities for Your Dog's Physical and Mental Wellness
- Narrated by: Jane Ellen
- Length: 46 mins
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Brain Games for Dogs: Training, Tricks and Activities for Your Dog's Physical and Mental Wellness
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Summary
Do you have trouble controlling your dog? Are you sick and tired of the frustration that comes from living with an undisciplined dog? Do you want your dog to become smarter and do what you say?
With Brain Games for Dogs: Training, Tricks and Activities for Your Dog's Physical and Mental Wellness, you will learn proven methods and some of the best techniques for your dog's mental health. You will discover everything you need to know to keep your dog in shape for years to come.
It is a fact that when it comes to your brain, it's a use it or lose it. On average, humans engage in brain exercises every day. We work crossword puzzles, play challenging video games, and solve problems at work and so on. But what about our dog?
Dogs need brain stimulation just as humans do. There are several brain games for dogs, which are excellent ways to exercise his mind while bonding with him at the same time. Many games provide physical workouts into the mix. Not only are these games effective in enhancing brain function in your dog, they are rewarding for both your dog and you, and best of all...they are fun!
Whether your dog is an average adult, a young puppy, a senior, or even handicapped, this book has brain training games for all. No dog is left behind.
What listeners say about Brain Games for Dogs: Training, Tricks and Activities for Your Dog's Physical and Mental Wellness
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- Tedi
- 15-09-22
great ideas for dogs training
book had some excellent ideas for enjoyable dog training. I especially like the use of word based games for dogs.
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- Kindle Customer
- 20-08-16
Do not recommend
narration was awful, tips and tricks were ok but depending on the drives of the dog highly not recommended.
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- Marianne Solvin
- 30-10-21
I think it will be fun and exciting for my dog
A way to play and teach my dog at the same time. fun during the summer out doors, or during the long cold days inside.
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- Darlene Passmorearmst
- 18-02-21
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Training and exercise ideas for your dog's mental and physical health. Good stimulating ideas for your dog...everyone can implement these exercises!
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- peggy overbaugh
- 21-04-20
Very good training book 🐾🐶
one of the best training books I have read and easy to understand .
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- Anonymous User
- 19-10-17
Helpful to the beginners.
I think this book will be good for people just starting out with a puppy. It’s a quick listen and easy to follow. Focus is on fun, which is what the title promises. Training techniques used are basic but totally acceptable. A good start.
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- Mica
- 13-04-17
Truly lame!
I feel ripped off! Bogus! Should be named "Go buy games at a pet store".
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- Rocket Girl
- 06-01-17
Very poor grammar... Not recommended.
This book is so badly written, it is almost nonsensical. The narrator has such a bright, cheery voice that it makes it all the more bizarre. I don't know how she did it. How do you read such poorly constructed sentences without it tripping you up? This book should be an inspiration to anyone who wants to write a book but doesn't believe in themselves. Clearly, anyone can do it.