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Don't Be a Dick to Your Dog

Annie Grossman

Annie Grossman writes about positive reinforcement dog training and the science of behavior—often with detours into kids, culture, and everyday life. She is the author of How To Train Your Dog With Love + Science (Sourcebooks 2024).

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  • Annie Grossman

    Author: How To Train Your Dog With Love + Science (Sourcebooks’24). Become a paying subscriber and get a free copy! Writer, behavior nerd, dog trainer, and recovering entrepreneur. Also: Lifelong New Yorker, girl mom, and wife of a polyglot.

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