Tell Your Dog You're Pregnant: An Essential Guide for Dog Owners Who Are Expecting a Baby
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| Rating | : | 4.40 (741 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0987053000 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Houpt VMD PhD DACVB. This could be the key to preventing horrific injuries or possibly saving a baby's life.Dr Dane Horsfall MBBS(Hons) FACEM Emergency Physician This book has good information and is very readableshould help many a new parent. Dr Katherine A. I thoroughly recommend Dr Lewis Kirkham's book to all expectant parents who own a dog, it is, perhaps mandatory reading.Dr Ken Mountain MBBS MPS DCH FRACPConsultant Pediatrician'Tell Your Dog You're Pregnant' contains essential information for expectant parents and carers. As a pediatrician, parent and dog owner I applaud Dr Lewis Kirkham's comprehen
In this step-by-step guide you will learn how to: Prepare your existing dog for the baby; Accustom your dog to numerous baby sounds, including toy noises; Read and interpret your dog's body language; Adjust your routine and the household to keep your dog calm and not anxious; Introducing your dog and baby for the first time; Recognize your dog's warning signs and; Know when you need a trainer or professional behavioral assistance. This is the first of 2 books written by Dr Lewis Kirkham to help prepare pets for the arrival of children. Written by renowned veterinarian and behaviorist with over 15 years of experience, Dr Lewis Kirkham has packed this book full of information, helpful tips and the latest behavioral knowledge all aimed at preparing and adjusting your dog(s) for having a new baby. It contains training and behavior advice for commonly seen problems in your home such as jealousy, anxiety, hygiene
"Finally a book based on keeping Marley part of our family when our new baby arrives." according to JoH90. Many of the books and blogs I have read about preparing a dog for a new baby have been based on punishment,re-homing or isolating my dog from my new baby. This book though is a wonderful gem - it was recommended at my local vet - it clearly explains how to allow my Marley to still be apart of our expanding family while keeping everyone safe. It explains how to do it in a positive way to ensure that my new baby and dog will g. The DVD is annoying and the fact that you need to reference that The DVD is annoying and the fact that you need to reference that and the book made me totally lose interest.. Very informative Unlike many other dog behaviour books this author has qualifications (veterinarian with added animal behavioural qualifications) in this field and offers sound advice for families who are expecting.As a veterinarian myself I found this book very informative especially as there doesn't seem to be many other books in this topic. Dogs are such a huge part of our lives that it makes sense to prepare them for the sudden changes t