Guide Dogs for the Blind, Their Selection, Development, and TrainingElsevier Scientific Publishing Company : distributors for the U.S. and Canada, Elsevier/North Holland, 1976 - Pets - 225 pages |
Contents
Early rearing and testing | 13 |
Analysis of the puppy testing program | 39 |
Home experience and final training | 77 |
Copyright | |
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12 weeks 4-H Club 4-H homes 4-H program 4-H puppy raiser adult analysis animals apprentice became guides behavior Benson E bitches blind person Body Sensitivity breeding program breeding stock canine hip dysplasia changes correlations develop dog breeds dog production dog training Ear Sensitivity effect emotional environment experience factors femur Fetch test Figure final training Footing-Crossing genetic German shepherd German shepherd dog given GOLDEN RETRIEVERS guide dog puppies HEAD OF FEMUR hip dysplasia hybrids improvement inbreeding instructor Jackson Laboratory kennel Labrador retriever leash liaison representatives litters males matings measurements number of dogs number of puppies obedience training obedience trials partnerships Percent performance period Pfaffenberger physical possible problem puppy testing program raised rearing reported San Rafael selection program showed significant sires social success Table tester tion total number Traffic Trained Response trainers variance variation weeks of age WHELPED Willing-in-Training