Probably author put much work into this book,
And it's a good book for attempting to make your dog smarter, healthier and happier.
The exercises included in book are easy to read and understand.
And for the most part my dog has obeyed and proven she's a genius (duh)
Only problem I see is that these training tools won't work for some dogs.
Some dogs are wild nutz who have mind of their own
But the concept of book is great, easy to understand and implement.

This is an excellent guide for dogs to learn from. It helps them bond with you and your family. If your dog is restless and needs to burn off energy then this book will help. The exercises in this book allows you to do them indoors as well as outdoors. I like the section of games that your dog can do while it's home alone, keeps them out of trouble. These exercises in this guidebook helps keep them stimulated, healthy and happy. I'm really glad I got this book, as my dog is already starting to learn new things.

I liked that this book opens by going over what your dog's body language is trying to tell you. This is so crucial so that you can connect with the dog, meet his needs, and understand when he is amenable to teaching or playing. Then we get into a section on toys and such that you can make at home, most with materials you already have on hand (like tshirts and socks). There is then a whole section on games and teaching exercises you can play with your dogs. What I found helpful was that there was a whole section on things for your dog to do when he/she is home alone. Now i won't feel so guilty about leaving my boys home when I do have to.

Have a happy dog and a better behaved one with the training tips here. I found the bonus chapter helpful in challenging my dog.

The author suggests playing brain games with your dog to stimulate its mind while having fun. There are some illustrations for making props for playing these games.