from legan

Shallow. Her biggest crisis was the death of her dog - otherwise it went on and on and on about her husband leaving his clothes on the bathroom floor and other common not-even worth mentioning never mind writing a book about it ...

from legan

Shallow. Her biggest crisis was the death of her dog - otherwise it went on and on and on about her husband leaving his clothes on the bathroom floor and other common not-even worth mentioning never mind writing a book about it ...

from stephaniechase

The principles Sutherland describes in this book will be familiar to anyone who has read a parenting book from the past decade -- focus on the positive, ignore the behavior you don't want, people will do almost anything for a small reward -- and as any parent knows, much harder to do on a regular...

from SamanthaMarie

The author followed around animal trainers for another book, but on the way learned tricks and techniques that she thought she might try on humans (specifically her husband). The book is a fun mix of animal and human training stories. What worked, what didn't, why and how it affected her life. An...

from debnance

I should have taken notes while I read this book. Sutherland is sent to write a newspaper article about exotic animal trainers. In the process of writing the article, she realizes that the training techniques of the animal trainers are the same ones we humans use, albeit unconsciously and not ver...