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Talking Sheepdogs: Training Your Working Border Collie |  | Author: Derek Scrimgeour Publisher: Good Life Press Category: Book
List Price: $18.95 Buy New: $11.98 as of 11/21/2009 17:11 MST details You Save: $6.97 (37%)
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Seller: smokymtnbooks Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 193548
Media: Paperback Edition: Ill Pages: 128 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8 Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 7.3 x 0.4
ISBN: 1904871402 Dewey Decimal Number: 636 EAN: 9781904871408 ASIN: 1904871402
Publication Date: December 15, 2008 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Accompanied by explanatory text, color photographs and illustrations 'Talking Sheepdogs' guides the reader from beginner stage to effective working sheepdog right through to supreme championship level using 'the Scrimgeour method of sheepdog training. With plenty of 'sheepdog dog' and ancedotes to make this book an enjoyable as well as information book Derek takes the reader through the special relationship, starting a pup, basic commands and driving, the good and bad moves, introducing the stop, good foundations and starting trialling making this the key reference for anyone wanting to training their sheepdog for farm work. Book DescriptionAccompanied by explanatory text, color photographs and illustrations 'Talking Sheepdogs' guides the reader from beginner stage to effective working sheepdog right through to supreme championship level using 'the Scrimgeour method of sheepdog training. With plenty of 'sheepdog dog' and ancedotes to make this book an enjoyable as well as information book Derek takes the reader through the special relationship, starting a pup, basic commands and driving, the good and bad moves, introducing the stop, good foundations and starting trialling making this the key reference for anyone wanting to training their sheepdog for farm work. |
| Customer Reviews: Talking Sheepdogs and Ideas September 10, 2009 Robin of Eden Valley (Oroville, WA USA) This book is very focused on sheep herding and is correctly named. Although we do not herd sheep, I found helpful ideas to consider which will help me shape a better training program for a Border Collie I am asking to learn many different jobs. The culture difference of the author compared to me (in USA) although interesting creates another level of challenge.
Poorly edited, assumes a bit much April 21, 2009 Ronald Brewer (Ramona, CA) 3 out of 6 found this review helpful
Really poorly edited book. Broken sentences, missing words; really bad.
The book assumes a bit of knowledge on the subject and is clearly intended from somebody who has working animals in a farm/ranch setting.
Scrimgeour's "Talking Sheepdogs" March 3, 2007 bcfanatic (PA, USA) 5 out of 8 found this review helpful
'Received a brand new book in good shipping time.
A great, straight forward, informative book which encompasses the author's ease in relating his knowledge of working border collies to those who wish to learn.
Easy to understand, yet world-class September 12, 2005 CelticRaven7 22 out of 24 found this review helpful
Derek Scrimgeour is a world-class sheepdog trainer; he has run dogs in the English National, the International, and the World trial, puts on training clinics all over Europe and the United States, and runs a training center in England. His book reflects his experience in its breadth and quality; with a little luck, some sheep, and a good dog, you could take a dog from pup to trial-worthy with only this book. Yet it is also easy to understand. All the terms are simply explained, the training is laid out in simple steps, and tips are made on trouble shooting problems. Beyond that, Scrimgeour's methods are among the gentlest in the Border Collie world, rarely using any punishment other than a 'hard voice'. A must buy for any working Border Collie aficionado, whether complete beginner or established expert.
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