I have spent many years working with animals of all kinds and spent time with people from all walks of life & there is on thing I know for sure "Doody Happens".
I would like to share some thoughts on the subject.
Did you know there are about 77.5 million dog owners in the United States alone? With so many Dogs and a countless number of other animals, domestic and wild that we encounter every day, teaching children how to connect and relate to them is important for our future.
One of the biggest hitches with owning a pet is the “bathroom” issue.
Where will they go and who will clean up after them?
This is just the reality of owning a pet. This can be very stressful for any pet owner and can affect and disrupt the whole household if the “doody” is where it’s not wanted.
Try Communicating with a child about their feelings and how their pet might feel.This could lead to a better connection and insight to others -pets and people alike.
The book is especially for people with kids and pets and designed to help kids relate to animals and connect to their own feelings.
So I say to all, when you step in (you know what) and it stresses you out, remember,
it's good luck and "it happens".
Love and understanding is key.
This is what happens when you spend so much time with animals!
You write a children’s’ book about puppies and what you think
your puppy is doing (doody) and where she does it.
I recently wrote a book with all of my pets as characters
“Little Puppy & the Mystery of the Doody in the Hallway”
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