What Your Horse Wants You to Know: What Horses "Bad" Behavior Means, and How to Correct It John Wiley & Sons Inc ( 01 September, 2003 ) Book Our Price : £ 10.14 List Price : £ 11.27 You save £1.13 (10% off) Prices subject to change. usually dispatched within 7 to 8 days.

a very god hypnotism book

I liked this book very much. It taught me how to hypnotise myself, and now I am more relaxed about myself. Also in the process, I had some fun with hypnotising my friends! Highly recommended

Wonderful Book For All Rabbit Owners

I think that this book is a wonderful reference for anyone in contact with rabbits. Regardless of the fact that the author has only 1 rabbit, the book offers great tips on rabbit handling. I do not under any circumstances believe that the author is misleading. If you own a rabbit but not this book, I suggest a purchase!

Subjective and inconsistent rabbit-training tips.

Dangerous and misleading notions abound in Ms. Hunters Hop to It, including: bunnies can never get electrocuted when they chew electrical wires (they can), and bunnies should be fasted before surgery (they shouldnt). There is, however, some good, basic (stress: basic) advice contained in this small tome, which is surprising, as it seems most of the info is gleaned from her own experience WITH ONLY ONE RABBIT. Therefore, this predominately anecdotal book serves more as a photo-journal of the author and her own rabbit, than a comprehensive, authoratative, and objective training guide about rabbits in general. Stick with the superior House Rabbit Handbook, by Marinell Harriman, instead.