Title: Best training book I've read
Product review: This is the first book I would recommend for someone wanting to train their pointing dog. Ben Williams is an excellent writer. He takes the confusion out of the training process that so many beginners feel by keeping things simple. His philosophy is that a good bird dog is the result of 95% genes and 5% training. So let your dog just be a dog and do what it was bred to do. A trainer really doesn't have to be too hands on, he or she just needs to provide the necessary requirements of love, exercise and plenty of time out in the field which is the dog's classroom and favorite place to be. Good breeding will compensate for many training mistakes.I wish this book had some extra components in it such as an index, a first-aid contents list, and a problems section. Otherwise this is an excellent book that has helped me more than any other.
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