August 2007

From the Caribbean to Canada, Australia to South Africa, Germany to Washington State, DogWhisperWoman, Rena Murray, has been helping distraught dog owners solve their most vexatious or dangerous dog behavior problems – quickly, easily, effectively, and at very low cost – and helped each become the confident pack leader in right relationship with an obedient, loving pet!

Now Rena Murray has written an e-book especially to accompany the earlier released e-book ‘A Bit of Tender, Love and Care for Dogs’ and I’m very grateful for that. It’s title is: ‘DogWhisperWoman Answers Your Questions’.

You now get both books as a gift for signing up to my dog food newsletter ‘HoundBytes’.

This new book will answer a lot of questions such as:

  • Ever wonder if your dog is too old to train? Find the answer here.
  • What to do if your dog is bad, but you didn’t catch him in the act?
  • Want to know how to “claim” something so the dog respects it as yours?
  • Perhaps you have a dog who bites or is destructive – How to stop it?
  • What’s the truth about Children and Dogs – Do they mix?
  • How do you potty train a puppy?
  • Is dog mounting a sexual thing or mean something entirely different?
  • What does “Dog Whispering” mean – and how do you do it?

If you haven’t already done so, subscribe to my free newsletter and receive two wonderful e-books for dog lovers. When you’re already subscribed, then visit the Members-Only page and download your copy.

Have fun!

Barbara

For more information about dog food surf to Best Dog Food Guide. For more information about dog training visit Paw Persuasion.

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