Brain Training for Dogs: Cognitive Games and Activities to Unlock Your Pets Full Potential

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With fun exercises and invaluable advice from leading dog-trainer Claire Arrowsmith, learn how to improve your dogs mental agility as well as strengthen your bond with them.

An essential book for any dog owner who is keen to understand a bit more about how their dogs brain works, Brain Training for Dogs shows us how to get the best out of our beloved pets by improving their mental agilty, confidence and their bond with us. Translating cognitive research and findings into owner-friendly games, and packed full of essential advice and helpful step-by-step illustrations, Claire helps readers to easily understand what the experts know and demonstrates how to introduce tried-and-tested activities into our day-to-day routines with our dogs.

Since the pandemic, many of our pets are displaying concerning behaviour, including separation-related distress and anxiety, so it's more important now than ever that we're attuned to our pups. Including top tips on how to get the most out of time spent with your pet, this is a must-read for new and experienced dog owners alike.

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Claire Arrowsmith (BSc (Hons) MSc CCAB) is a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist and Principal Practitioner for the Pet Behaviour Centre, where she helps dogs, cats and small animals with behavioural problems. She is a Full Member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors. She has worked with problem behaviour cases since graduating with a Masters in Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare from Edinburgh University in 2000. She divides her time between running the Pet Behaviour Centre, acting as a Visiting Lecturer on the Clinical Animal Behaviour degree course at Harper Adams University, lecturing at Moreton Morrell College and teaching at Hawksmoor Hydrotherapy Centre. She is the author of Brain Games for Dogs, Correcting Bad Habits in Dogs and Instant Dog Training.