SAFE WINTER FOR DOGS
"Dog Parent's Complete Guide to Winter Holiday Dog Safety"
Holiday celebrations add special warmth and excitement to colder, darker winter months. But the added activities can bring on overwhelm, stress, and anxiety! For humans and dogs, too!
I know! It's all part of this crazy time of year! But here's the thing - dogs don't know why their comfortable routines are suddenly topsy-turvy!
The truth is that dogs share our anxiety, stress, and overwhelm. They often express their emotions in ways that are unsafe or "naughty"! That's why I want you to have solutions at your fingertips in this Complete Guide.
Are you ready to put some common sense in place of holiday stress?
What You Want to Know When You Need to Know It
ONE: Food & Drink Before you share festive food with the dog be sure it's safe.
TWO: Safe Haven Dogs need a quiet retreat to find calm in the midst of the excitement.
THREE: Noise Anxiety If noises frighten your dog, help him feel calm and safe.
FOUR: Decorations, Plants, & Gifts Dogs are curious about novelty, but some new things are unsafe.
FIVE: Parties & House Guests Be sure your house guests know your house rules for the dog.
SIX: Socialization Dos & Don'ts It's more than exposure. Create positive experiences.
SEVEN: Traveling With the Dog Plan ahead when you pack for a road trip with the dog.
EIGHT: Home Alone Make sure your dog is OK with being alone for a while.
NINE: Prepare for Emergencies Preparation can determine the outcome of an emergency.
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The Guide is a valuable resource that will help you stay ahead of the unexpected pitfalls for dogs hidden in holiday foods, decorations, plants, gifts, travel, houseguests, and parties. A no-regrets plan that avoids struggling with damage control after it's too late! Here's what you'll learn when you sign up:
HOW TO FIX YOUR DOG A HEALTHY, DOG-FRIENDLY THANKSGIVING PLATE WITHOUT ANYTHING FROM THE TOXIC FOODS LIST
Everybody wants the dog to share in the festivities. Here's how to include the family dog with a healthy plate he'll love!
HOW TO SET UP AN EMERGENCY FIRST-AID KIT & BE PREPARED FOR THE UNEXPECTED AT HOME OR ON THE ROAD
Even the best plans can sometimes hit a roadblock. Be ready with an emergency plan to act fast and know what you need to do.
HOW TO CREATE A SAFE HAVEN WHERE YOUR DOG CAN QUIETLY DECOMPRESS AND RECOVER FROM OVER-STIMULATION
Holiday stress affects dogs too. Design a quiet retreat from activity, a Safe Haven, that will soothe his mind and comfort his body.
HOW TO KEEP YOUR CURIOUS DOG SAFE FROM HIDDEN DANGERS IN FOODS, PLANTS, GIFTS, AND DECORATIONS
Dogs explore new things with their noses and mouths. Chewing on a poisonous plant or swallowing a decoration can lead to disaster.
>>Revised and updated for 2022 with printable checklists and a special Halloween 2022 Dog Safety Guide.
>> The newly organized and updated content lets you instantly locate the exact information you want when you want it in the mobile app! New checklists, printable downloads, dog behavior charts, links to essential resources.
"Marilyn truly understands dogs and I enjoy working with her!"
Beth C.
Maggie & Peter
A Note from Marilyn...
“Hey, I know you're crazy about your dog. And you'd do just about anything for him or her. Right?
So let's be serious for just a minute. Whether you love all the holiday hoopla or you hate it, stuff can go wrong if you're not paying attention. Things can slip through the cracks.
But when it comes to your dog, I'm going to help you stay ahead of the game. Your Dog Parent's Complete Guide is the reference manual you need for doggie holiday solutions.
No dog should ever be sick, injured, or lost when it's preventable. And finally, no dog should die because of human error. I created this Guide so you wouldn't ever face regrets or what-ifs. It's my wish that you and your dog enjoy many happy holiday memories.” - Marilyn