Meeting a new dog is exciting, but it can also be scary. This humorous how-to manual shows kids the best ways to interact with unfamiliar dogs, providing helpful tips about all sorts of dog behavior. Children often don’t understand what dogs’ actions mean and can misinterpret a threatening signal for a friendly one and vice versa. Kids and parents will return to Wendy Wahman’s playful illustrations again and again for useful reminders: Slow Down. Stay very still. And remember, don’t lick the dog!
@lacigrl I so understand. Thanks, so much for writing
wewahman 1 month ago
Thank you sooo much for writing this. I can't tell you how many kids run up to my little nervous (and admittedly very cute) dog without asking, get all up in her face, and end up getting bitten because they scare her. It's so important for kids' and dog safety to respect them by being calm and asking permission!
lacigrl 6 months ago
Yeah! What a great idea. Finally a book to help children (and their parents) how to approach unknown dogs. Wonderful
kmandutwo 2 years ago
I LOVE this! Perfect for children and looks really like a fun read. As Executive Director for Reading With Rover I know a good dog book when I see one! This is one good book!
MuttNutt 3 years ago
Awesome !!!!
Can't wait to read the book. All my nieces and nephews will finally be able know how to interact with dogs properly !!
Wonderful , and it's about time this book was written for kids !!!!! All dogs will be thankful !
happyhoundz 3 years ago