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The Dog Trainer’s Bible

It will show you how to train any dog, irrespective of age, breed, or past experiences, very quickly and with methods that work using the dog’s natural instincts. The training is balanced using both positive and negative reinforcement that not only trains superbly but also increases the bond between dog and owner.

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Cars With Two Stroke Engines

ByMark Telford

This book covers what I consider to be the best cars (& vans) with 2-Stroke engines that were made by conventional car makers. The marques covered are D.K.W, Saab, Subaru, Suzuki, Wartburg, Trabant, I.F.A, Framo, Barkas, F.S.O, Lloyd, Goliath, Goggomobil and Melkus. I have tried to stick to cars with enough room for a small family as well as small commercial vehicles. This means I didn’t include very many microcars. I had to draw the line somewhere 2-Stroke cars were made from 1928 to 1990 and the book is a celebration of a bygone era when cars were a lot simpler and easier to maintain. The book covers the history, specifications, road tests, model changes, buyers guides, period adverts, prototypes and political climate that was prevalent at the time. It is not meant to be a workshop manual.

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My Time In Greyhounds

ByMark Telford

Ever fancied being a greyhound breeder or trainer? This informative and brutally honest book shows exactly what it’s like, the dogs, the bloodlines, the work, the owners, the joys, successes, training, breeding, the trials, tribulations, problems, etc. Full of factual stories and really gives the true inside story of what it’s like to earn a living from Greyhounds in Ireland. Told as a narrative, it flows from one page to the next on an easy, conversational style.

I really hope you enjoy it.

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Dog Recall

ByMark Telford

Recall Training Made Simple.

Please note: I have priced this book low for a limited time. The following information will enable you to effectively train any dog to come back to you, no matter what distractions might be present.

Note: I have alternated between ‘he’ and ‘she’ when relating to dogs of either sex.

Your dog might sit, lie down or give a paw on command, but these things mean little if he does not come back to you when called off leash. Good recall is the single most important aspect of dog training, and the absence of this control over your dog means you can’t or shouldn’t (if responsible) let her off the lead. Having a dog that will return to you when called, even in the face of the heaviest of distractions, is vitally important and nothing less than this will do if you are to let ‘Rover’ off the leash in public places. Not only does it ensure responsibility for your dog, but also consideration for other people and other animals. Recall training may even save the life of your dog one day.