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 Goldendoodles (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) - $5.22
The beautiful Golden Doodle is a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Poodle. First bred less than two decades ago, these now-popular dogs make great household companions. The titles in BarronÂ’s Complete Pet OwnerÂ’s Manuals series make great introductions to the pleasures and duties of pet ownership for inexperienced and soon-to-be pet owners, as well as for older children having their first experiences with pet care. Attractively illustrated and filled with helpful information, these books advise on purchasing, housing, feeding, health care--and where applicable, grooming and training pets. Each book is individually written by an expert--a trainer, breeder, veterinarian, or other animal specialist. BarronÂ’s Complete Pet OwnerÂ’s Manuals cover every popular dog and cat breed, as well as bird varieties, hamsters and other small caged animals, fish varieties for aquarium hobbyists, terrarium pets, and even exotics, such as reptiles, amphibians, and scorpions. All books have 70 or more color photos plus instructive line art.
|  Goldendoodles (Designer Dogs Set 7) - $15.11
Great book! Gifted to school library for Accelerated Reading Program. We own a Goldendoodle and wanted to share our joy and experience! Great information for a great breed.
|  Dogs In School - $16.95
I work with a therapy dog; a fifty-pound Goldendoodle dog that looks like Sandy from the play Annie. The dog, Miss Sigmund, is named after Dr. Freud... the first psychotherapist and one of the first dogs in school! As a school social worker I bring her to the elementary school where I work every day. Within a year Miss Sigmund received more press than most humans do in a lifetime. Her furry-face was on the cover of New York Teacher Magazine. The magazine photo and article sparked a flurry of inquiries from schools across New York and as far away as the mid-west. All the callers had the same question. How did you put your program together? Therapy Dogs In School: A How-To Book answers the questions that other educators were asking. The manuscript is an easy to follow, step-by-step guide to beginning a therapy dog program in a school. The book reviews the process, beginning with my dream and moving into brain research as the driving theory behind the program. I provide a sample proposal, funding suggestions, along with a sample grant. Legislation that supports animals in facilities to counter school political opposition is covered in detail. The manuscript then addresses choosing a breed and breeder of a dog, along with temperament concerns, socializing, dog phobias and health concerns, training and introducing your dog to school. Once the dog is a part of the school community, the book addresses programs that can be developed and what Miss Sigmund does in a typical day. Our bullying prevention and character education program called Miss Sigmund Speaks is reviewed, as well as working with shy and anxious students and allowing your dog to work with other professionals such as a reading teacher. Mistakes and pitfalls to avoid are part of this section. Some professionals may want to avoid puppy hood and purchase a fully trained dog. These options are addressed. The book s conclusion reviews the benefits to students and the hope that educational reform will embrace dogs in school. The programs are backed by brain research and legislation. Fun and warmly received, they are a win-win for children and a great life for a dog!
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