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Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
Be Your Puppy’s Advocate Booklet
$7.95

Expert guidance for puppy owners, covering everything you need to know to be your puppy’s advocate. Presented in an easy to read format, with eye-catching infographics and illustrations.

Features

  • 12 steps to Puppy Advocacy quick reference infographic
  • 11” x 8.5”
  • 20 pages
  • Full color print

Purchase options

$7.95 USD

Quantity

Buy 4 or more and Save 30%

$7.95

Quantity

If you are breeder and looking to share this booklet with puppy owners, you can save 30% when you order 4 copies or more

 

Product Description


One of the keys to successful puppy raising is having the foresight to avoid situations and people that could be emotionally damaging to your puppy.

This kind of foresight is not intuitive. It comes with experience. But most puppy owners don’t have that experience, which is why I put it into a booklet.

This is the booklet that I want to put in the hands of every puppy owner. It’s what you need to know to keep your puppy safe and be your puppy’s advocate.

Includes recommendations for the following activities

  • How to avoid the five most common emotionally damaging incidents that happen to puppies.

  • The six ways we can empower ourselves to stand up for our puppies.

  • A “12 Steps to Puppy Advocacy” infographic for quick reference

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Customer Reviews

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Ellen Richardson
Not what I expected-disappointed in the content

Based on the Puppy Culture material I've used for years, I bought these booklets to give to each of my new owners thinking they would have valuable information. However, I was disappointed in the content; it wasn't at all what I expected it would be. I've raised and trained many dogs and am a trainer myself (agility). Don't get me wrong, I totally believe in being an advocate for your puppy and all your animals and the advice to ask questions and not take everything people say at face value is certainly relevant. However, my interpretation of the content is that you should overly-protect your puppy and not let him have any bad experiences. In agility training, if a dog falls off the teeter or dog walk (and isn't hurt obviously), the worst thing you can do is run over to your dog upset and fawning over him like a little baby - "oh my god, are you okay, are you okay? Poor baby". That gives the dog the message that 'wow, I thought I just slipped and fell but, based on mom's reaction, something really bad just happened and I should be afraid of it'. What we tell people is to say "holy cow you silly, look what just happened! Let's go back and try that again". Even if a dog is hurt, treating him like a baby just reinforces the fear imo. Anyway, I was disappointed and am sorry if anyone takes this the wrong way but, I will be donating these to the local library because I don't want to give them to my new owners.

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Susanne Larsen
exelent

fast

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Jorien Becker
Puppies advocate

Well done Jane. This topic needed to be handled. Too many people fon't stand up to their vets. Be it vets, neighbours, families or unqualified old style trainers. If only folks would ask their breeder more. But the booklet is a great tool.

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Ruth Enas
Disappointed

It wasn't what I thought it would be about. I'm sure the information is super helpful to many, it just wasn't for me.

Hi Ruth, thanks for your review!

Would you help us out and tell us what you thought the booklet would contain that it did not? It would help us improve our description of the booklet so others can understand better what is inside.

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Tamira
Puppy Advocate

The booklet gives an outstanding overview of exacte that that I believe in and this knowledge is what I would like to bring across to my puppy buyers. It is common sense but it is excellent to have available as documentation. Great booklet!