"But there should be limits!" is a common refrain heard in almost every dog park, often unsolicited from strangers. Dogs are expected to simply stop jumping on people, chasing rabbits, pulling on the leash, or barking at other dogs. Usually, attempts to curb these behaviors are accompanied by unpleasant training methods. But what exactly are boundaries, and how can you enforce them most effectively? Through numerous case studies, Sonja Meiburg illustrates how unwanted behaviors develop in your dog and how you can set boundaries in a friendly manner. In the extensive practical section, she shows how to create an individualized training plan for your dog and demonstrate what you expect from him. This way, life together becomes more relaxed for both sides, and the trust between the dog and his owner remains intact.