Alexandra Horowitz is a cognitive scientist, author, and professor at Barnard College, Columbia University, renowned for her work in dog cognition. She holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Science and leads the Horowitz Dog Cognition Lab, where she studies how dogs perceive the world, particularly through their sense of smell. Her research explores canine behavior, olfaction, and the dog-human relationship, and she is widely recognized for making scientific insights accessible through bestselling books like Inside of a Dog, Being a Dog, and Our Dogs, Ourselves. Her blend of academic rigor and storytelling has made her a respected voice in both scientific and popular discussions about dogs.
The Children’s Dog Training Guide Book: Fun and Simple Approach for Taking Care of Your Pet Friend is a heartwarming and educational guide created especially for kids who are eager to learn how to care for and train their dogs. Published in 2025, this book stands out for its age-appropriate language, friendly tone, and emphasis on positive reinforcement, making it perfect for first-time young pet owners, families welcoming a new puppy, or children dreaming of their own furry companion.
Choose the kindle version that is great on a tablet or a paperback. Designed to build confidence and empathy, the book walks kids through essential topics like understanding dog behavior, responsible pet care, basic commands, and playful training games. With step-by-step lessons, engaging illustrations, and fun-filled activities, children learn how to create a strong, loving bond with their dog while developing life skills like responsibility and patience.
What makes this book unique is its empowering, child-focused approach to training, encouraging kids to become compassionate, informed caregivers through gentle methods and hands-on learning. Whether your dog is young or old, The Children’s Dog Training Guide Book offers a joyful introduction to the world of dog training that families can enjoy together.