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Competability: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Cat-Dog Household (Volume 3)
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About Competability: Solving Behavior Problems In Your
Product Description CREATE A PEACEABLE DOG-CAT KINGDOM! Cat behavior and dog behavior puzzles the most savvy pet owners especially when you put dogs and cats together. Behavior problems lose dogs and cats their homes. Animal behavioral expert Amy Shojai takes the mystery out of dog language or cat language, explains reasons behind dog aggression and dog bites, cat clawing and scratching, missing the litter box, house training problems and how to understanding and redirect normal behavior. Not just a dog training book or cat care advice, you'll learn about cat and dog evolution and how it effects how dogs eat, how cats hunt, why dog dominance is a myth and how cat social structure really works. Step by step cat and dog tips from this award-winning author and certified animal behavior consultant uses pet psychology to address: Recognize and diffuse cat aggression and aggressive dog behavior Stop cat bites and dog bites Settle disputes over territory Soothe cat stress and feline fear Address scared dogs and noise phobias to fireworks fears and thunderstorm phobias Stop bully behavior Solve hit and miss litter box problems Manage pet food, nutrition and meals Choose pet friends to reduce cat fights and dog fights Pet introduction and techniques Introduce cats or dogs to a new baby or kids Canine separation anxiety, dog separation behaviors, and dog destructive behaviors Dog resource guarding of toys, food and owners Puppy house training and dog marking behaviors Categories include: dog behavior books, cat behavior books, cat behavior problems, dog behavior problems, dog training, dog sense, cat sense From the Author Hey there--I call myself the "accidental pet writer" since I sorta-kinda-in-a-way fell into writing about pets. Did that ever happen to you? Some experience compelled you to pursue an unexpected path? When I was about 7 years old, my beloved dog Toby was sent to the shelter for killing the neighbor's cat. I still weep thinking about that. This book was written in his memory and dedicated to PREVENTING that from happening with other pets. That's how this book came to be, but several "happy accidents" along the way brought me to that point. First, I interviewed for a vet tech spot (happened during a Chihuahua's emergency C-section!), and discovered a love of veterinary medicine and animal behavior. Second, it turned out I had a knack for translating "medicalese" into language us regular pet lovers could understand, and I began writing personal experience stories for pet magazines. Third, I got an assignment on how to introduce cats and dogs--and there was WAY too much fascinating info for one short article. The rest, as they say, is history. And after writing this first ComPETability book focused on bringing cats and dogs together in harmony, I wrote two more in the series: ComPETability: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Multi-CAT Household, and ComPETability: Solving Behavior Problems in Your Multi-DOG Household. My prayer is that they keep you and your pets safe, happy and loved! From the Back Cover CREATE A PEACEABLE DOG-CAT KINGDOM! Cat and behavior puzzles the most savvy pet owners especially when you putdogs and cats together. Behavior problems lose dogs and cats theirhomes. Animal behavior expert Amy Shojai takes the mystery out of dogand cat language, explains reasons behind dog aggression and catclawing, how to fix house training problems and understanding andredirect irksome pet behaviors. You'll also learn about cat and dog evolution and how it effects how dogs eat, how cats hunt, why dogdominance is a myth and how cat social structure really works. Step bystep cat and dog tips from this award-winning author and certifiedanimal behavior consultant uses pet psychology to address: Recognize and diffuse aggression Settle disputes over territory Soothe cat stress and feline fear Address noise phobias Stop bully behavior Solve hit and miss litter box problems Manage
