Cosmos hunting behavior in dogs

Walks with the dog could be so nice – if it weren't for the endlessly long waiting times at the edge of the forest while the dog has disappeared to hunt game. But uncontrolled hunting of joggers and cyclists quickly becomes a problem. Martin Rütter and Andrea Buisman explain why dogs hunt and show how to control hunting behavior. The focus is on the shared activity of human and dog.

162 color photos

Paperback
213 x 172 mm (LxW)
1st edition 2015
ISBN: 978-3-440-14389-6

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