Jean Donaldson

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Author Jean Donaldson has over 30 years experience in dog behavior and training and is the Founder and Director of the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers. Jean's award winning books include The Culture Clash and Oh Behave!. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her Chow, Buffy. Visit www.jeandonaldson.com to keep up to date with Jean and her work.

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(The Culture Clash Tip #1) The Dominance Panacea

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(The Culture Clash Tip #2) Tug Of War

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(The Culture Clash Tip #3) Barking

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(The Culture Clash Tip #4) Jumping Up

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(The Culture Clash Tip #5) Training Regressions

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(Train Your Dog Like a Pro Tip#2) – Types of Visitors

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Training Your Dog with Rewarding Treats and Praise

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Years ago, I had high hopes for participating in dock diving sport with my now-9-year-old dog, Woody. But it turned out that my high-jumping, strong-swimming dog absolutely hates getting water in his ears!

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