Spray It Out Loud

Your Dog is Watching You

The author was walking his little dog on a leash when it was attacked by a loose German Shepherd. How could he protect his dog if it happened again? He tried this, he tried that. Things only got worse. The answer came from a lucky contact with a dog psychologist. Her solution may make you laugh. But it worked. And the author learned more than just how to protect his dog. He finally learned what dogs are about. Includes a rare interview with a top dog-psychologist and trainer. Find out the easy way to prevent dog fights, how to stop your dog yanking on the leash, how to get your dog to understand what stop barking means, and why certain kinds of dog training never work.

Boating

Wildlife Encounters

Wildlife Encounters prepares you for safe and responsible outdoor experiences by focusing on how to navigate encounters with wild animals. It emphasizes preparedness and informed action in forests, deserts, and mountains, teaching readers how to react during wildlife encounters and administer first aid. Understanding animal behavior is critical; for example, knowing that bears are often attracted to food odors highlights the need for proper food storage while camping. The book progresses logically, beginning with foundational knowledge of wildlife behavior in different environments. It then details preventative strategies like trail etiquette and deterrent use to minimize conflict. Finally, it covers how to react during encounters and provides comprehensive first-aid protocols for injuries, from minor bites to venomous stings. This approach sets it apart by providing actionable advice and decision-making frameworks, making it valuable for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and anyone working in natural environments.