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K**R
The Scoop on Dog Scooter
My first surprise was when the "book" arrived, along with 2 other dog books. Dog Scooter is 1/8 of an inch thick so it's more like a magazine. I also got the other book, "Ski, Spot, Run" and that was a pretty normal size paperback. Dog Scooter was all of 63 pages! Ski, Spot, Run was just over 200 pages so it had a lot more information. The info on Dog Scooter was sparse and not well detailed. It did have some usable info though. The cost of Dog Scooter was $17.10 and "Ski, Spot, Run" was $18.95. For the magazine like appearance of Dog Scooter, it felt like it was completely over priced. A fairer price would have been 8.95, give or take a dollar either direction. More information could be had on the author's website. This could have had a lot more information making it a true book rather than this skinny book with not much info. It does give some basic info for training your dog to actually run. That was beneficial.
S**H
Helps encourage a fun activity with dogs
Clear guidelines on how to acclimate your dog to various pulling sports. Dogs do love to run, so train them to do it appropriately while the owner gets to have fun too.
R**S
Lots of great information
Covers specifically dog scootering. Lots of great information. Is more of a magazine size format, but I wanted information not a bookshelf queen.
A**R
Fun book!
Interesting, fun, easy to read style and lots of great pictures, along with step by step training plan, makes this a terrific book. After reading this, I went out and bought a scooter!
M**.
Five Stars
great
J**J
Run, Run, Run
An easy read and some interesting thoughts, a lot of which were common sense. Probably most of this could have been sourced from the net.
M**T
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meh! its a book for kids but not to bad really has some helpfull stuff in it so what more can i say apart from see if you can get a free kindle version
K**O
Four Stars
informative
M**S
Nicht durch die Sprache abschrecken lassen.....
.... das Buch ist mit Schulenglisch durchaus zu bewältigen. Obwohl Buch nicht ganz der richtige Ausdruck ist. Der Umschlag ist schön bunt und innen drinn sieht es aus, als hätte man das Buch am heimischen Kopierer zusammengebastelt. Aber das ist nicht so wichtig. Auf knapp 60 Seiten werden umfassende Tips und Anleitungen gegeben, um aus dem gelangweilten Familienhund einen zufriedenen Zughund zu machen. Alle Aspekte der Ausbildung und der Ausrüstung sowie Hundegesundheit, Training und Ernährung werden verständlich erläutert. Mir fehlt eigentlich nichts in dem Buch, außer das der Hinweis, das man "Dog Scooter" auch mit dem Radl machen könnte, etwas dürftig ausgefallen ist. Gerade hier in Deutschland wird es für die meisten wohl einfacher sein an ein vernünftiges MTB als an einen Dog-scooter zu kommen ohne gleich ein Vermögen zu investieren. Ein Extrasternchen bekommt das Buch von mir, weil die Autorin darauf hingewiesen hat, daß dieser Sport auch für Menschen und Hunde mit Handicap geeignet ist.
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