It happens far too often: Dog owners get a dog because they want company, and maybe even see a dog as a child. Or they buy a puppy for a child, but the child has no idea how to actually deal with a dog. The common problem is that these people see a dog as a person, not as an animal. The author makes one thing clear: a dog is a dog. A dog is an animal – and that’s the first thing dog owners need to understand before they can truly address common behaviour problems. If people are willing to deal with the origin of the dog to start with in the first step, they will approach the dog with a corresponding appreciation and more respect, which they should also show the dog.
In “Dog, please say something” by Petra Koehler, readers will learn about the true nature of dogs and how it will fit into the life with a human family. They learn that dogs are capable of self-acting and thinking, are intelligent and have their own character. Readers should have the willingness to accept that there are many deep-rooted dispositions and that the innate social (animal) structure should not be underestimated. The author teaches why the moment people become too fixated on loving, cuddling, overwhelming, or humanizing their dog, becomes the moment the problems start. She also offers solutions and advise that can help many dog owners to avoid or solve problems that are far too common.
“Dog, please say something” by Petra Koehler is now available from tredition or can alternatively be ordered by using ISBN 978-3-7482-2346-7. tredition assists young and unknown authors with publishing their own books, but also cooperates with publishers and publishing houses. tredition publishes books in print and digital formats, distributes locally and online, and actively markets all titles.
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