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Ever wondered what's going on in your dog's head? Why are some dogs aggressive and others not? What are dogs telling us in their language? And what is it that makes them bark at that most hated of enemies, the postman? In To Be Frank, dog behaviour consultant Aftab Ahmed draws on twenty years of experience to explain what really makes dogs tick, and how you can use this knowledge to help manage problem behaviours using kind and positive training methods. Whether your dog is: Suffering from separation anxiety Resource guarding Being aggressive towards people and dogs Pulling on the lead Jumping up Hiding from noises Or chasing cyclists To Be Frank will help you understand the root cause of unwanted behaviours and how - with patience, compassion and positive reinforcement - you can help your dog to resolve this, leading to a happier time for both of you. Whether you need help with resolving problem behaviours or if you just want to understand your furry friend that bit better, this is the book for you!

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Aftab Ahmed has worked with all dog breeds, ranging from Chihuahuas to Dobermans. He has dealt with virtually all unwanted behaviours our canine friends may exhibit and has particular expertise in working with rescue dogs, gun dogs, ridgebacks and companion dogs. Aftab is a qualified dog behaviour consultant and dog trainer. He is accredited by several recognised organisations, including the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants (IAABC), the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT), the International School of Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP), the Guild of Dog Trainers (GoDT) and the Dog Training College (DTC). In addition to helping owners with troublesome dog behaviours across England, Aftab delivers dog behaviour seminars both in England and abroad and has mentored dog behaviour students. Aftab studied law at Southampton University and retired early from his successful legal career to take up dog behavioural work. He lives with his family and dogs in Esher, Surrey.

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