Blue Heeler Dog Training,Think Like a Dog, But Don’t Eat Your Poop! | Here's EXACTLY How To Train Your Blue Heeler: Blue Heeler Breed Expert Dog Training

by Paul Allen Pearce

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195 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 6, 2014

About the author

Paul Allen Pearce is the author of many training books about specific dog breeds. Paul comes from a family of dog lovers that often took in strays. Both of his parents grew up with many animals and passed on intergenerational knowledge to their children.

At an early age Paul and his siblings were taught to care and train their family pets. Raised around all sorts of animals, his curiosity to work with dogs grew. After returning to the U.S. and purchasing his own dog, he realized he didn’t know as much as he could, thus began his journey into full-time dog training and research.

Dog training is his passion. He loves dogs, animals, and the wonders of nature. He says it’s a pleasure to write about his passion and share what he has learned. He hopes that his readers enjoy and learn from what he has learned, thus enabling them to improve their relationships with their dogs.

Traveling through thirty countries and many U.S. states has helped him to broaden his perspective regarding animal behavior and treatment. He asks that people care for all animals, not just their loving dogs.
He spends his free time outdoors with his dogs, exploring nature and expanding his knowledge of life and dog training.