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The perfect book for when you plan on adding a new puppy to your home. So much great information on how to play with your dog, build your dogs confidence and raise a happy dog. You can tell this book was written by a dog behaviorist and not a trainer. Truely focuses on recognizing the signals a dog is giving you and respecting a dogs personality and preferences and not creating a robot who obeys every command. I loved it. Great resource!

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Excellent book, especially for new dog owners or people who plan to adopt a rescue or purchase a puppy. Presented in a very readable format. Thanks to Net Galley and the publisher for the opportunity to read/review.

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I feel like I already have a great connection with my dog because he is very communicative, but I imagine having read this, I will forge an even better one.

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I found “The Book Your Dog Wishes You Would Read” to be both engaging and helpful. I have been interested in adopting my first puppy for some time, but I am a bit hesitant as I have never had a dog before. This book was unbelievably helpful. There were questions to answer, facts about dogs, and plenty of information about how to raise a healthy and happy dog. This book has so much information and after reading it I feel so much more comfortable with the idea of adopting a dog. While this book was great for me as a dog novice, I believe anyone can learn something from this book even experienced dog owners. I really liked the author’s writing and found it informative yet down-to-earth. I would definitely recommend this book.

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THE BOOK YOUR DOG WISHES YOU WOULD READ is a cute title that does an excellent job of describing the book’s material. Author Louise Glazebrook has covered every possible question or concern that humans may have while interacting with dogs. I especially liked the extra focus on rescue dogs; not enough dog books include rescues as a type. This book discusses dog development from early puppyhood to late stage adulthood and the rescue pup is one of those ‘stages.’ The author has filled the book with common sense solutions to everyday issues and offers an array of valuable knowledge for the dedicated dog owner.

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