FurPaw said in
rec.pets.dogs.behavior:

I think the first three are really great, not familiar with
the 4th (adding it to my reading list).

I own all of those on Suja's list (where the hell has Miller's
book gone?), but _Dogs_ by the Coppingers is the only one I
don't lend out because I won't take a chance on losing it (it
was hard for me to find).

I'd also recommend
Good Owners, Great Dogs - Brian Kilcommons and Sarah Wilson

To add to the list, Ian Dunbar's been mentioned, but not his
pamphlets. Best bought in total, this is one in the lot:
http://www.dogwise.com/itemdetails.cfm?ID=DTB186

--
--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.

pfoley wrote:
The latest book that I bought is Cesar Millan's book called,
"Cesar's Way". You can get it at Amazon.com. I usually buy books that are
breed specific, so I have a few books each on Poodles, Lhasas, Chow Chows
and Rottweilers.

How is Cesar Millan's book? I enjoy watching his television show.

"Alan Truism" wrote in message
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pfoley wrote:
The latest book that I bought is Cesar Millan's book called,
"Cesar's Way". You can get it at Amazon.com. I usually buy books that
are
breed specific, so I have a few books each on Poodles, Lhasas, Chow
Chows
and Rottweilers.

How is Cesar Millan's book? I enjoy watching his television show.
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It is not a how-to book. It is mainly a book on Cesar's philosophy, his
life and he got started working with dogs. There are a couple of chapters
on how-to at the end. I liked it very much.
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