I just got my copy of Am I Boring My Dog? and it’s a great book!
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Eric, thanks so much for your nice words. They especially mean a lot coming from a trainer. The training chapter was probably the one I worried about the most and to hear that I got it right is a huge relief!
The only thing I’m sorry about is that you didn’t keep King Kong in the background. I’m from NYC and — aside from the fact that King Kong did some of his best work in my home town — feel that trees are vastly overrated.
You made the extra effort with the training and behavior section and deserve a click and a treat!
Have no fear, Kong will be back. Even though I live In NJ, I’ve worked in NYC long enough to call it home.
Wonderful review! Must have you in California to train my next dog! Pleeeeeaaaaase!
There are a lot of great dog trainers in California!
This is a great read for any dog owner or admirer, but especially for anyone who's contemplating getting their first dog. Edie Jarolim KNOWS, because Frankie, the canine star of the book, is her first dog, and the first dog of a very urban person who never saw herself as a dog owner at all. Here she gives us, from her still fresh perspective, the joys, surprises, and pitfalls of canine companionship, along with a tremendous amount of useful information for anyone from veterans to neophytes
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