The dog Whisperer: Beginning and Intermediate dog Training THE dog WHISPERER: BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE dog TRAINING presents the newest advances in positive training methods that are easy-to-use, fast, effective, and motivating. The DVD features professional step-by-step methods by one of the leading proponents of nonviolent training in the world, Paul Owens. Owens is also the author of the best-selling book, The dog Whisperer.

Learn three simple steps to each of eight different behaviors.
Solve unwanted jumping, stealing, barking, pulling on the leash, digging, and chewing.
Get reliable behavior without jerking, hitting, shocking, or shaking.
Learn clicker training for faster results.
Learn how to quickly wean your dog off food treats.
Include fun tricks and games to play with your dog.

Along with step-by-step instruction, THE dog WHISPERER DVD includes segments that give an amusing, yet instructional look at training from the dog‘s point of view, featuring celebrity cameo voiceovers by Jeffrey Tambor, Cheri Oteri and Kevin McDonald. This combination of entertainment and professional training makes it an ideal program for individuals or families looking to train their dog to be reliable without physical negatives or punishment.

Special Bonuses Included on DVD:
Man’s First Friend is a 3-minute, state-of-the-art animated short about cave-people and their first encounter with the family dog. Princess Sabrina is a dog puppet with heart, pizzazz and humor who is featured on her own talk show on this DVD. In another segment, she actually trains a real-life dog, making training easy to understand and fun to do.
Customer Review: I also was mislead by the title! Now I have to ship back!
I just opened a box with a Cesar Millan book and THIS DVD. Imagine my surprise. I don’t like the pairing of this book with Cesar’s stuff either! Now I have an extra errand and cost to ship back. If anything like this ever happens again, there are other sites to order from online. I don’t want it to be too much work to browse and “study” the copy…I feel a bit cheated.

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Minneapolis Star Tribune – Savor the moment. The ringneck pheasant in the Upper Midwest is both a perfect and very vulnerable gamebird. This is not news. It’s always been that way. And the bird’s rising or falling tide has always been determined by forces beyond pheasant

PVHS band to perform
Pahrump Valley Times – Gamebird Road. Hours are , 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Open schooling shows Pahrump Open Schooling shows will be held at 9 a.m. Oct. 13 and Nov. 3 at McCullough Arena (corner of Highway 160 and Basin Road). Call Debby

Outdoors: Treasure Hunt
Journal Times – Although the ring-necked pheasant is not native to Wisconsin, hunting the upland gamebird has been a tradition since the late 1800s. The birds were introduced to North America from China and flourished in Midwestern farm country. Hunting the colorful

A bird in the pot
Statesman Journal – His favorite gamebird recipe is one that can be easily adapted to chicken for the nonhunting camper, and it’s with chicken wings that he does public demonstrations about how to cook this dish. “I use chicken wings because the law says I can’t serve

Community Assistance
Pahrump Valley Times – Monday- Saturday. West Star Ranch Thrift Store, 780 Manse Road (quarter mile west of Pahrump Valley Boulevard), 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. catholic Thrift Store, 2031 E. Gamebird Road, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday

Ban on Canadian game birds lifted
Billings Gazette – After stopping hunter-killed wild birds from Saskatchewan at the Canadian border last weekend, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has lifted its ban and hunters can once again bring harvested upland birds and waterfowl into the U.S. The import ban

Happy holidays, ya’all!!!
Pahrump Valley Times – Assuming that is fact, we got together a group of people to suggest names, mascots and colors for the school, to be built on Gamebird Road, near the Pahrump Valley Boulevard intersection. The names, mascots and colors: Pioneer High Drovers, with the

Quail season quietly opens
Kansas City Star – Nov. 1 once was a landmark date on Missouri s hunting calendar. No longer. Today, Missouri s quail opener comes and goes with little fanfare. That s what happens when a gamebird population declines sharply and hunter numbers follow suit. We

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