Recently we have had some talk on the forum about books to do with training/behaviour. Now! I am a great believer in not treating a book like a bible. And like everything in life, methods are forever changing.

Anyway before I start rambling - the reason of this post is to say GAL will be updating our recommended reads list in the new year and to do this we have to be taking an active interest in what is being said in the books. (i.e. read these ourselves)

We already have quite a list to work through, but if you feel you have read a book that you have an opinion on then we would like to hear from you.

Please email me siouxsie@gal.org.uk with any book suggestions, which could be considered for our RR link.

Thank you