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"What your dog wants you to know: Our furry friends reflect the love and affection we pour into them. But any pet parent who is struggling with puppy training or ongoing behavioral issues knows that its easy to get frustrated. My Dog, My Buddha offers one hundred life lessons that will help you build a better relationship with your pet and get the behavior you want."--
About the author
Kimberly Artley is the founder of Pack Fit, a DC Metro dog training and behavior company, and has been described as the "Mary Poppins of dog training". Her background in human health and behavior blends seamlessly with her work in canine health and behavior to offer the most effective and comprehensive approach to a wide spectrum of challenges. Everything is interconnected, each influencing the next. She's writes for several blogs and magazines, and is also co-editor for the "Not A Bully" campaign and mission.
Summary
#1 New Release in Animal Behavior & Communication ─ 100 Ways to Be a Better Dog Parent
What your dog wants you to know: Our furry friends reflect the love and affection we pour into them. But any pet parent who is struggling with puppy training or ongoing behavioral issues knows that it’s easy to get frustrated.
My Dog, My Buddha offers one hundred life lessons that will help you build a better relationship with your pet and get the behavior you want.
We get what we project: Kimberly Artley, an expert in canine psychology will teach you how to truly understand dog behavior. She knows that our dogs look to us for cues, guidance, directives, and how to feel about each and every situation they enter into. Dog care is a dialogue.
My Dog, My Buddha will show you how to manage that conversation with your pet from a calm and centered place.
Unlike other dog training books: My Dog, My Buddha is meant to educate, empower, and equip the human end of the leash. In this book, you’ll learn how to:
- Bridge the disconnect between human and canine
- Find personal growth through the years with your dog
- Build a relationship on trust, love, and respect
If you liked Training the Best Dog Ever, For the Love of a Dog, Dog Training for Dummies, or Rescued, you’ll love the empathetic approach to pet care and dog training in My Dog, My Buddha.
