Uncover the mysteries of canine barking with Turid Rugaas, a canine behavior expert. This book, now in French, provides case studies and strategies to understand and manage barking.
Immerse yourself in the canine language with 'Barking - the Sound of a Language' by Turid Rugaas. This captivating book reveals the secrets behind barking, those often misunderstood auditory puzzles. Rugaas, a globally renowned expert, delves into the intricacies of canine communication, providing unique insights into this frequently misinterpreted behavior. Now translated for the French-speaking audience, this work, enriched with practical case studies, guides you through proven strategies for appropriately responding to barking, while avoiding common mistakes. The author's rich experience, marked by decades of research and a Norwegian royal honor, makes this book an invaluable resource for anyone looking to better understand their four-legged companion.
Table of contents :
- What is Barking?
- What Really is Barking?
- Communication
- When Barking is a Problem
- A Brief Note
- How to Solve Barking Problems
- Types of Barking
- I. Anticipatory Barking
- II. Alert Barking
- III. Fear Barking
- IV. Defense and Guard Barking
- V. Frustration Barking
- VI. Learned Barking
- Barking in the Car
- Barking in Various Everyday Life Situations
- Breed-Related Barking
- Learning by Association
- The Hand Signal
- Summary: What Really is Barking?
- Some Final Thoughts in Conclusion