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Cesar's Way Deck: 50 Tips for Training and Understanding Your Dog | 
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| Author: Cesar Millan
Publisher: Potter Style
Category: Book
List Price: $14.95
Buy New: $9.66
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 15212
Media: Cards
Edition: Crds
Pages: 50
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 6.1 x 4.5 x 1.1
ISBN: 0307396320
Dewey Decimal Number: 636
EAN: 9780307396327
ASIN: 0307396320
Publication Date: April 8, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: International shipping available
Condition: Brand New. Delivery is usually 5 - 8 working days from order, International is by Royal Mail Airmail
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Product Description
Cesar Millan, star of TV's Dog Whisperer, offers definitive and accessible advice for understanding dog behavior and correcting common dog problems. Drawn from his bestselling book, Cesar's Way, this deck of fifty cards brings his wisdom and expertise right to your fingertips. Organized by theme, these cards will teach you:
How to set rules and boundaries for your dog and curtail bad habits such as barking, begging, and bed-hogging.
How to bathe your dog, bring him to the vet, and invite guests into your house with a minimal amount of fuss and frustration for everyone involved.
The importance of your daily walk, how to master it, and much more!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Cesar Card Deck November 14, 2008
Rita V. Morrison
I bought these for my granddaughter who is trying to work with a wide open black lab puppy in the city. They are good for her since she can use them for specific things that arise. So yes they do have their use. Of course she watches the program plus I own all the books so far and she has read all of those. She is doing a good job with wide open Rufus. One of the things that made Rufus wake up and pay attention more was giving him a job. They live in an appartment complex not far from major highways. Rufus is now 1 year old so he can needs to be calmed down a bit. His job is to take all the neighbors and their trash to the dumpster every day. She made a cart like thing for him. He loves it and looks forward to doing this daily. Works for Rufus and also makes gives him the oportunity to make friends with the neighbors. This works out great since this gives him the opportunity to visit with different folks every day and they are all happy to see Rufus come to get their trash. This family of animals consists of "Whitey" the one eyed ferret (pack leader) and also "Crazy Eddie" the cat that goes with Rufus to the dumpster.Works for Rufus and the neighbors.
Rita
 Same Message Repeated 50 Ways November 3, 2008
Cheryl A. Garland (Alexandria, LA)
Same answer for every issue... tire out your dog. Okay, most of us don't have personal trainers to teach our dogs how to run on a treadmill and some of us even have dogs with more energy than us. How about something a little bit more in depth and than exercize your dog for 2 hours... Luckily this item was cheap but not worth the money at that. Sorry Cesar but disappointed.
 That's the Idea - We Are Lazier and Busier Than Ever August 16, 2008
Kevin Salem (Sacramento, USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
As a dog psychologist and being an author myself, the concept behind this book is simply--practicality--and making it easy and fun on the eye. You wouldn't know it unless you are a writer or even better, have your own book published. You'll be amazed how many times I told my clients, "Yes. I have covered it in the book. It is in chapter fifteen, page 217, second paragraph and blah blah blah." Well, you get the idea. Sadly, not everyone reads or can make the time to read. This one won't get you that lost. So I agree the information isn't new, but the concept is. This is because we are lazier and busier than ever and cards sometimes make more sense. You stick it on the fridge and can remind yourself over and over again. Hey Cesar, you owe me one. :-) Kevin "The Dog Prodigy" Author of, "Hidden Secrets Behind Dog Training" - Revealing the Best & Worst Ways to Train Your Dog. (Soon-to-be Available on Amazon)
Excellent resource for busy dog owners July 4, 2008
K. M. Pickar (Washington, D.C.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This newest resource, from Cesar Millan, Inc., is an excellent resource for the busy dog owner. Published on a set of playing-sized cards, each card offers helpful tips and hints for solving everyday problems that occur in the course of canine ownership.
Highly recommended for all dog owners - from newbies to the experienced owner, everyone can learn something from Cesar's Way.
Every little bit helps! June 30, 2008
hyside (Santa Rosa, CA USA)
Can I just start off by saying I love this man!?! Cesar Milan has changed the way I deal with dogs forever! I love the fact that hear is a person who understands completely that a dog is a dog and should be treated as such. There is nothing bad, or cruel, about it. In fact I would challenge anybody who says their dog is happy being treated any other way. This deck of cards gives quick tips for dealing with problem areas. You just pick the card that seems to fit your needs. The information is short, sweet and to the point. And because tt's so easy to read it's a good refresher course for helping you stay on track with your dog.
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