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Horrid Hugs Pesky Pats

Horrid Hugs Pesky Pats

Shirley King

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Dogs are fantastic animals and make wonderful friends for children. Children need to understand how dogs feel and how to stay safe around them. This little book will help you understand a little of how dogs feel and how children can have a safe happy relationship with them.

Helping Children Understand Dog’s

This book has been brought together from an educational programme I developed and delivered into primary schools, and can be used by parent and teachers to help children of all ages

Having worked with dogs for over 30 years, I am very passionate about educating the next generation on the important message of understanding dog’s and learning how to avoid an attack or aggression.

This is a very simple message that all children can learn and use in any situation, avoiding injury, death and the dog being destroyed. There has been a big increase in dog ownership over the past few years exacerbating the problems children may have. If we are going to allow predatory fight and flight animals into our home, we must teach children how dogs behave, communicate and what they do and don’t like.


ISBN : 978-1-83934-666-8

Published: 25/08/2022

Pages : 48

Size : 205x140

Imprint : Bumblebee Books

Shirley King

I started working towards my passion for training and behaviour in 1989 and completed several courses to enhance my knowledge. In 1993 I attended the British Institute of Professional Dog Trainers and gained 1st Hons. I became a member of the Institute for Animal Care and Education completing various behavioural courses. In 2014 I started Canine Education, focusing on educating young children on the behaviour and needs of the dog and how to have a safe happy relationship with them. I am also a member of Wolf Watch UK who are dedicated to the conservation and study of wolves

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