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Owning a dog brings many pleasures, but it
can also bring difficulties, and questions arise. These often
include: housetraining, mouthing, socialising, games, coming
when called, walking on a loose lead etc. In an attempt to
answer these in the best way possible, Erica has written and
developed the following booklets. |
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Good Puppy! Has been written for owners with a young puppy. It covers the basics of housetraining, mouthing, socialising, along with understanding and teaching young puppies up to about 5 months of age.
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Good Dog! Aimed at owners of older puppies and dogs, from about five months upwards, who are approaching adolescence and covers some of the potential difficulties associated with this time. Topics include mouthing, housetraining, socialising, teaching to come when called and to be left alone in the house, understanding the dog and much more.
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Help! My Dog Pulls on the Lead. This is an area which creates difficulties for many owners. This booklet looks at why these difficulties arise and what can be done to overcome them. The booklet recognises that all dogs are different and a variety of suggestions are included.
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Games to Play with your Dog. Dogs need mental as well as physical exercise and this eight page leaflet contains ideas for owners and pet dogs to enjoy together.
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Teaching dog owners is rewarding. Puppy Classes
are a great place to start, and this booklet discusses points
relevant to all those involved in classes. It can be difficult
to find interesting, fun and challenging exercises to teach
people who have been attending for some time. Ideas for Novelty
Classes contains many many ideas to stimulate the imagination. |
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Running Puppy Classes. This book was written for all those promoting and involved with Puppy Education, from training instructors through rescue workers to veterinary staff. Ideal for new and established classes.
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Ideas for Novelty Classes and other courses. In response to requests for ideas on teaching different classes, this book was developed over several years to incorporate many suggestions which will help instructors when planning classes and helping owners to have fun whilst learning about their dogs.
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Concerning cats, the problems are often associated
with ensuring the cat’s quality of life, introducing
a new cat to the household and handling. In an attempt to
answer these in the best way possible, I have written and
developed the following booklets |
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Have fun with your cat This is a collection of games for your cat to play, with and without you. It also contains ideas of many other ways to enrich your cat’s quality of life, whether he is an indoor cat or a cat who has access to the outside.
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It’s a cat’s life! This booklet covers topics such as understanding your cat, avoiding behaviour problems, multi cat households, handling and much more.
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