Taming animals requires following ethical and humane standards, and different species have their own behaviors and needs. Therefore, no book can guarantee the "absolute obedience" of animals, and this is not the goal of modern animal training. Modern animal training emphasizes building trust and positive relationships rather than simple obedience. If you are interested in animal training, you can refer to the following methods and books: 1. **Positive reinforcement training**: Use rewards to strengthen certain behaviors of animals. This is a scientifically supported, effective and humane training method. 2. **Book recommendations**: - "Don't Shoot the Dog!" - Karen Pryor - "The Art and Science of Clicker Training for Horses" - Alexandra Kurland - "The Lion in the Living Room" - Abigail Tucker 3. **Professional consultations and classes**: Taking a course from a behaviorist or professional trainer can help you better understand and apply training methods. 4. **Understand the needs and behaviors of specific species**: Different animals have different social structures, environmental needs, and behavioral drives, so knowing how to meet these aspects can help build better relationships and trust. Remember that animal training is a process that requires patience, respect, and understanding, and the goal should be to establish good interactions with the animal, not control.