Eleanor, Essex

"Finally someone has devised an inspiring way to train dogs - fun for owners and their dogs."

Customer:

"The author has a way of bringing the confidence up, after reading this book I felt inspired and able."

Customer:

"...after reading Dima's book I feel very confident that finally I have what I need to get their cooperation"

Franz, London:

"Already in just a few days, my dog is beginning to look to me for guidance whereas before she ignored me!"

"It's about convincing your dog to act in a positive and pleasing manner by communicating with him - by learning to speak dog.
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I tried and tested method, explained in a 5-step programme and all my problems solved.
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Although I felt that Dima knew what he was talking about, he didn't try to blind me with science, he explained things in detail and I felt that I could quite easily have picked up the phone and asked him a question - I felt I knew him and that he would be interested in my progress!"

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The Telegraph, 4 July 2004

...This book, co-written with Emily Randolph (owner of a once madly aggressive Jack Russell, now a model of friendliness), is in part a training manual (written in a manner far removed from the parade-ground tones of Barbara Woodhouse) and in part a shrewd analysis of the human-canine relationship, which Dima simplifies to an almost disconcerting degree...

Its publication is urgently needed... explains logically and humanely how dog and owner can [live] in contented, stress-free symbiosis...

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The Telegraph, 4 July 2004