Teaching Manners, Behaviors, and Relationships
Lisa’s new book Please Don’t Bite The Baby launches Saturday November 7th at Byrd’s Books with a reading hosted by Byrd’s Books and DAWS..
Byrd’s Books in conjunction with DAWS (Danbury Animal Welfare Society) will be hosting a book launch for Please Don’t Bite the Baby on Saturday November 7th at 2:00 PM.
The event will be located at:
Byrd’s Books
126 Greenwood Avenue
Bethel, CT 06801.
There will be readings, tips for best dog/baby practices, books for sale and of course author signings. Attendees will also have a chance to support DAWS and contribute to sponsoring DAWS dogs for adoption.
Lisa’s new book Please Don’t Bite The Baby launches Thursday October 29th at the Ridgefield Library with a reading hosted by Books on the Common and ROAR.
Mark your calendars!
On Thursday October 29th Books on the Common in conjunction with ROAR (Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue) and the Ridgefield Library will be hosting a launch for my latest book Please Don’t Bite the Baby.
The night will include a talk with tips, readings, and – of course – books will be for sale and I will be signing your copies.
The event will be at the Ridgefield Library in the main program room at 472 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT 06877.
For more information, please see:
http://www.eventkeeper.com/us/r/ridgefield/events.cfm?curOrg=RDGFLD
http://www.roar-ridgefield.org
http://booksonthecommon.com/bookstore/events/
See you there!
Lisa met Wranger, the Today Show dog from Guiding Eyes for the Blind!
I had heard about a dog from Guiding Eyes for the Blind (GEB) who was a regular on the Today Show. Since my mornings are usually spent cleaning up my son’s oatmeal or scrambled egg as I try to whisk him off to day care before I start work, I’ve not had a chance to view the Today Show dog. There’s not much time for celebrity dog spotting with a three year old.
However, on a recent visit to GEB I got to meet a dog named Wrangler. I was told he had just finished a busy weekend spending his Memorial Day with Today Show folks and their holiday celebrations. He looked pretty good after having a long weekend. I wish I could say the same for me.
Oh well…
Thanks Wrangler and GEB for letting me have my picture taken with a VID!
More to come on why I was there, later…
Celia Kutcher of Animal Instinct/Heritage Radio Network will interview me on preventing dog bites to kids specifically, and just about everyone in general
To wrap up Dog Bite Prevention Week, today, May 23rd, Celia Kutcher of 
Animal Instinct/Heritage Radio Network will interview me on a topic near and dear to my heart as a dog trainer and mother – preventing dog bites to kids specifically, and just about everyone in general.
We’ll talk about my latest book, “Please Don’t Bite the Baby,” how to prevent dog bites, why dogs bite, if there are any things to look for when bringing a dog into a home with kids, and much more!
Hope you can listen in here 6:00 pm to 6:35pm 5.23.16. And if not, no worries – Animal Instinct is available anytime on the Heritage Radio Network website or iTunes!
For those of you who don’t subscribe to the PleaseDon’tBitetheBaby blog, I am cross-posting:
Once again Pat Miller CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA has written a lovely article for the Whole Dog Journal that offers families with dogs some great tips on keeping kids and dogs safe around each other.
If you subscribe to The Whole Dog Journal, you will see the March 2018 edition with the article: “Kidding Around, Combining kids and dogs in your family can be magical and heartwarming, or cause a devastating tragedy…”
At least a half a dozen times a month I recommend WDJ to new dog families and even established dog families for the journal’s ongoing commitment to information on training, behavior, health, various products from harnesses to toys, and the annual food guides are invaluable.
Thanks go to Pat Miller and The Whole Dog Journal for reminding families of the some of the ways they can make their dogs and kids safe together. And, thanks go from me for the nice nod to Please Don’t Bite the Baby, and Please Don’t Chase the Dogs.
Every family can work to make their kids and dogs safe around each other with some management, training, and time.
