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UNISA996391028203316 |
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Maxwell James <b. 1581.> |
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Carolanna, that is to say, A poeme in honour of our King, Charles Iames, Queene Anne, and Prince Charles [[electronic resource] ] : but principally in honour of the immortall memory of our late noble & good Queen of Albion and Vnion, herein celebrated vnder the names of Dianna and Cimbrina, by allusion vnto her princely name and nation. Begun to be penned on her fatall day of Mars the second of March last; ended on the octaue, the next Mars day: and now published to summon all rankes and degrees in Christendome, especially in the northerne kingdomes, of Britannie, Denmark, & Germanie, to celebrate her anniuersarie on the next second day of March, and to applaud her third coronation to be in heauen, at the next festiuall time of S. Iames, and S. Anne, and all Britanes to solemnize the memoriall theref on S. Annes day every yeare for euer. By Iames Anne-Son antiquarie and Maister of Arts |
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Imprinted at London, : By Edw : All-de, [1619] |
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Iames Anne-Son = James Maxwell. |
Mostly in verse. |
Publication date from STC. |
Signatures: A-F⁴. |
Reproduction of the original in the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery. |
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UNINA9910861094603321 |
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Koutsopoulos Theovoulos |
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A New Approach to Dogs and Dog Training : Human-Canine Synergy in Theory and Practice / / by Theovoulos Koutsopoulos |
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Cham : , : Springer Nature Switzerland : , : Imprint : Springer, , 2024 |
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[1st ed. 2024.] |
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1 online resource (335 pages) |
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Veterinary medicine |
Animal culture |
Cognition in animals |
Veterinary Science |
Animal Science |
Animal Cognition |
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Part I. Basic Theoretical Concepts -- Chapter 1. The Concept of Human-Canine Synergy -- Chapter 2. Dog Personality -- Chapter 3. Dog Psychology -- Chapter 4. Dog Behavior Evaluation -- Chapter 5. Dog Training: Theoretical Issues -- Part II. Basic Forms of Training Following HCS Levels -- Chapter 6. Interaction: Basic Training Obedience, Behavior Correction and Pursuit Training -- Chapter 7. Relationship/Assistance: Protection Training -- Chapter 8. Relationship/Working Dogs: Detection Training -- Chapter 9. Bonding: Classroom Dogs Training -- Part III. The Business of Dog Training -- Chapter 10. Formulating a Business of Dog Training -- Chapter 11. Animal Habitat/Kennel. |
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This book presents a new and innovative concept in dealing with dogs: the human-canine synergy (HCS), characterized by a holistic nature and its differentiation from unidimensional terms expressing the affiliation of humans and dogs (Relationship, Interaction, Bonding). Related to the use and training by humans, it applies three main categories of dogs: a) the empathy/therapeutic individuals, which are dogs helping persons with empathy- or therapeutic needs; b) assisting/working dogs |
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carrying out specific actions to aid or assist humans perform specific tasks; and c) the facilitating/inspiring dogs, which enable or improve various human activities, including classroom dogs for teaching and learning purposes in almost all educational subjects. Organized in three parts, chapters address the following needs: • The first section illuminates the concept of HCS as well as basic principles determining this synergy and consequently the process of training dogs (owners and professional trainers). Readers will understand the role of a dog's personality, behavior and especially temperament in its successful training. • In a scientifically documented way, the second part guides those who wish to engage in dog training (amateur or professional). It describes basic training forms within the HCS framework (obedience, protection, detection and classroom dog) and necessary steps for proper completion. • The third book part describes the business of dog training with multi-dimensional approach by emphasizing a good understanding and knowledge of interactions and the environment in which trainer, owner and dog typically operate. Overall, this work is a valuable read for anyone who deals with our four-legged companions for business or pleasure. |
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