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Speak Up for Your Dog
What to do when a friend hits your puppy, family shaves your dog, a vet is rough, your partner hates your dog, or relatives call normal behavior aggressionBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 25m
About this audiobook
Your friend swats your puppy for jumping. Your family shaves your long-haired dog bald "to help." A vet is rougher than you expected, your partner keeps calling your dog a problem, and your sister watches a video and says your dog is aggressive. You freeze, you smooth it over, and then you lie awake wondering whether you let your dog down. Speak Up for Your Dog is a calm, practical guide for the moment after someone mishandles or misjudges your dog, and for everything you can set up so it happens less. It is not a rehoming guide, a body-language decoder or a bite-aftermath manual; it is about advocating for your dog with the people in your life, from relatives and friends to a partner, a vet and a groomer, and about honestly telling whether the other person has a point. Inside, you'll learn: You do not have to choose between your dog and your people. You can learn to speak up early, kindly and firmly, and your dog will notice the difference.
Audiobook details
GenreScience and Nature, Other
Length3 hrs 25 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Speak Up for Your Dog
2Important Notice
3Start Here: Nobody Warned You This Part Was Coming
4Chapter 1: The First Ten Minutes After Someone Hits or Scares Your Puppy
5Chapter 2: Helping a Scared Puppy Trust People Again
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6Chapter 3: Saying It Out Loud: Scripts for Pushing Back
7Chapter 4: House Rules for Your Dog That People Will Follow
8Chapter 5: Teaching Visitors and Kids How to Handle Your Dog
9Chapter 6: When Family Overrules You: The Shaved Dog and Other Done Deals
10Chapter 7: Is My Dog Really the Problem? A Fair-Hearing Test
11Chapter 8: Breed Bias, Labels and Gathering Evidence
12Chapter 9: When Your Partner Hates Your Dog
13Chapter 10: When the Vet Is Rough: Speaking Up in the Exam Room
14Chapter 11: When a Vet or Groomer Gets It Wrong
15Chapter 12: Choosing Vets, Groomers and Sitters Who Respect Your Dog
16Chapter 13: Keeping the Peace Without Giving Up Your Dog's Safety
17Your Dog Is Watching How You Show Up
18Quick Reference: Scripts, Checklists, Red Flags and Glossary