Training your own service dog? Here are the books every owner trainer should read!

We get asked a lot for book recommendations, so I thought I'd do a quick video sharing my top books. This is obviously not an exhaustive list of every great dog training book written, but it is the top ones that I truly believe every owner trainer should read!

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[devilcoded]

I literally cannot thank you enough for this, as a 15 year old training his ptsd service dog for the first time, it's a really scary feat to accomplish.

[LadyDiDiana.]

Thanks so much. I have trained my service dog. Thanks for helping people train their dogs.

[bettymcgonagle]

Thanks just listened to other end of the leash on audible!

[PatoLorenz]

Thanks for taking the time form making this amazing book list. My future dog is also thankful :P

[bridgetc.taylor]

Shoot, no closed captions for a Deaf owner of her hearing assistance dog.

[kris]

thank you! I'm about to start training a pediatric service dog for autism and anxiety. Needless to say, I've been feeling anxious about how well I'll do

[sallybaker]

I liked Insight of a Dog, by Horowitz

[mercedesmcgee]

Kate I am trying so hard to make the switch from being a balanced trainer to positive only. I am however having such a hard time wrapping my mind around the fact that Karen Pryor, a pioneer in positive training euthanized her cat for peeing on the stove as well as using an electric fence. Any thoughts on that?

[truman]

Training your own service dog has a high rate of failure