Theory and Practice - For Dog Handlers and Dog Trainers - Implementation in Training. A treat in front of the dog handler's nose, and they do everything they are supposed to. A funny idea? What is appropriate learning for the dog unfortunately does not work for humans. The learning areas for the dog handler are diverse and extensive. Processing new knowledge about their dog, understanding and applying training principles, and dealing with failures correctly - these are just a few examples of these learning areas. This book presents ways to optimally support the human in their learning process towards becoming a good dog handler. Training for the dog handler that takes their learning style into account is more effective than a dog training program that only focuses on the dog. It is suitable for both dog trainers and dog handlers who want to improve their own training.