Keep Your Paws on the Road by Jim Walker

Keep Your Paws on the Road by Jim Walker

Keep Your Paws on the Road is a book written by Master Dog Trainer Jim Walker and his wife Birgit Walker. Both share the love of traveling with their pets. They have combined their expertise in dog training with their experience in traveling with dogs. The book is a simple how-to-guide with a wealth of information. Whether you travel far, or just around the block, the book will give you the knowledge you need to prepare you and your dog for adventure. The authors offer dog training exercises that teach behaviors any well-mannered dog should know. From proper leash behavior to respecting open doorways, the exercises are designed to turn the reader and their pet into trusted traveling companions. Each chapter covers a new aspect of traveling and the information helps prepare the reader to design their travel in a dog-friendly manner. As we travel across the country, I often notice other dog owners struggling with their dogs, Jim Walker explains, from this came the idea of writing a book that would help with common behavior issues and provide information that would make traveling with dogs easier. When the dog's needs are met, pet owners experience a balanced dog that is easy to travel with.

The Dorothy Peyton Gray Transportation Library of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, as well as other sources, are used in this compendium. Jim Walker was a founder of the Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, California, which preserves many cars, locomotives, and artifacts from the PE. He is the author or editor of more over 40 railway books. He is the Metro library's archivist and curator.

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ISBN 13	9780999305706
ISBN 10	0999305700
Title	Keep Your Paws on the Road
Author	Jim Walker
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Chew on This Publishing, LLC
Year published	2017-11-19
Number of pages	178
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.