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A Child's Book of Dog Body Language with Pictures
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A Child's Book of Dog Body Language with PicturesHelp Keep Children SafeThis is a book intended to be read by an adult to a child to reduce the risk of dog bites or attacks. The adult can determine which portions or the entire book, that is age appropriate.It is an educational book to help prevent possible dog bites or attacks, as well as helping children know how to treat a dog, in order to have good relationships with them. Too often as parents, we simply don't think about teaching safety iss…
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- Author: Amber Richards
- Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Year: 2014
- Pages: 54
- ISBN-10: 150335363X
- ISBN-13: 9781503353633
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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A Child's Book of Dog Body Language with PicturesHelp Keep Children SafeThis is a book intended to be read by an adult to a child to reduce the risk of dog bites or attacks. The adult can determine which portions or the entire book, that is age appropriate.
It is an educational book to help prevent possible dog bites or attacks, as well as helping children know how to treat a dog, in order to have good relationships with them. Too often as parents, we simply don't think about teaching safety issues concerning dogs, until there's a situation happening. That is not the time for teaching, but for action.
Prevention can go a long way. Even if you don't own a dog, every child should be taught, as they will come into contact with dogs in other situations. This book is one an adult can use for both a child who may be fearful of dogs, and a child who is too bold with dogs, and should learn more respect.
Parents know the stages of their kids as well as the child's temperament and history they've had with dogs. All these factors come into play when teaching about safety and dogs. This is a subject that all too often doesn't get taught at all. The book closes with some silly photos to end on a lighter note.
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- Author: Amber Richards
- Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Year: 2014
- Pages: 54
- ISBN-10: 150335363X
- ISBN-13: 9781503353633
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.4 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
A Child's Book of Dog Body Language with PicturesHelp Keep Children Safe
This is a book intended to be read by an adult to a child to reduce the risk of dog bites or attacks. The adult can determine which portions or the entire book, that is age appropriate.
It is an educational book to help prevent possible dog bites or attacks, as well as helping children know how to treat a dog, in order to have good relationships with them. Too often as parents, we simply don't think about teaching safety issues concerning dogs, until there's a situation happening. That is not the time for teaching, but for action.
Prevention can go a long way. Even if you don't own a dog, every child should be taught, as they will come into contact with dogs in other situations. This book is one an adult can use for both a child who may be fearful of dogs, and a child who is too bold with dogs, and should learn more respect.
Parents know the stages of their kids as well as the child's temperament and history they've had with dogs. All these factors come into play when teaching about safety and dogs. This is a subject that all too often doesn't get taught at all. The book closes with some silly photos to end on a lighter note.
This is a book intended to be read by an adult to a child to reduce the risk of dog bites or attacks. The adult can determine which portions or the entire book, that is age appropriate.
It is an educational book to help prevent possible dog bites or attacks, as well as helping children know how to treat a dog, in order to have good relationships with them. Too often as parents, we simply don't think about teaching safety issues concerning dogs, until there's a situation happening. That is not the time for teaching, but for action.
Prevention can go a long way. Even if you don't own a dog, every child should be taught, as they will come into contact with dogs in other situations. This book is one an adult can use for both a child who may be fearful of dogs, and a child who is too bold with dogs, and should learn more respect.
Parents know the stages of their kids as well as the child's temperament and history they've had with dogs. All these factors come into play when teaching about safety and dogs. This is a subject that all too often doesn't get taught at all. The book closes with some silly photos to end on a lighter note.
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