The Secret Life of Puppies: A dog's-eye view of its first year of life

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In this first book from the highly successful showThe Secret Life of Puppies, we discover what takes place in the first year of a puppys life.Combining beautiful photography with key information on the developmental ages of a puppys first year of life, essential information is broken down into key components of health, training and behaviour.
In this first book from the highly successful show The Secret Life of Puppies, we discover what takes place in the first year of a puppys life. Filmed in high-definition by an expert natural history team, viewers are given a rare opportunity to witness the puppies at every milestone. Through their eyes we discover that beneath their cute visage lies a world full of drama, love, learning and courage.

Enthusiasm for cute puppies and all things dogs is in abundance and dog ownership has continued to grow. Now dog-lovers and fans of the series can rest assure that they have the must-have companion book.

This book combines beautiful photography with key information on the developmental ages of a puppys first year of life. Essential information is broken down into key components health, training and behaviourisms. Learn from the experts on how to neuter your dog, what food you should fed them and how to treat fleas and bites. With helpful troubleshoot pages demonstrating how to tackle common problems, this book if with you and your pup through every developmental stages.

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Sarah Whitehead, BA (Hons), MSc is a highly qualified and experienced pet behaviour specialist running a busy practice in the south of England. She specialises in resolving behavioural problems in dogs and cats, as well as running a chain of puppy and dog training classes under the banner of the Clever Dog Company with 18 branches now running.As well as animal behaviour, Sarah has a special interest in human psychology. She is an NLP Master Practitioner (a branch of cognitive psychology) and has a passion for successful strategies in adult learning.Sarah lives in Berkshire, England, with her husband, Matt, and dogs, Tao and Jackson both rescue crossbreeds.