training

Seeing Jane's dog, Yum-Yum, help cheer up children in a cancer ward makes Zoe think about having her puppy, Sneakers, trained to do therapy, too, especially when Yum-Yum becomes very ill.

Explains the major aspects of playing baseball, including how to throw the ball, receive the ball, play the outfield, hit, bunt, and catch; includes exercises designed to help improve a player's skills.

When McDuff and his new French-speaking neighbors' dog are enrolled in obedience school, it seems as though McDuff has not learned his lessons.

Chaos broke out at Aunt Frieda's Sunday dinner when McDuff and Purlina the cat fought over a turkey tidbit that fell on the floor.

True account of the training and early work experiences of the German shepherd which became the first Seeing Eye dog in America.

Provides information, in simple text and photographs, on triathlons--races that involve running, cycling, and swimming.

Offers children suggestions on how to get in shape to prepare for the baseball season, describing a simple workout plan and practice tips designed to help kids become faster, stronger, and smarter players.

Martha discovers how the Perfect Pup Institute turns dogs into obedient robots and then does something about it.

Seeing Jane's dog, Yum-Yum, help cheer up children in a cancer ward makes Zoe think about having her puppy, Sneakers, trained to do therapy, too, especially when Yum-Yum becomes very ill.

This book introduces war dogs that are trained on U.S. military bases to sniff out bombs, to alert their handlers to bombs, and to attack anyone who is harming their handlers.