Man's Best Friend: Canine Guidebook

by Amber Drake

Overview

Whether you are already a dog parent or are considering adopting a dog of your own, this book will assist you in learning all of the aspects associated with canine ownership. Pet parents agree this book provides a comprehensive guide to providing their dog with the best life possible.

Topics in this book include basic canine biology, common canine health conditions, basic canine nutrition, homemade dinner and treat recipes, common canine behavioral problems, basic training among several other topics.

There are not many comprehensive dog books available; this book will serve as your ultimate manual for dog care and will assist you with many obstacles you may face with your canine companion. This book is designed for all dog parents ranging from beginner to expert.

To learn any topic more in-depth found in this book, feel free to contact Amber L. Drake, Professional Veterinary Specialist in Canine Behavior.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940156709885
Publisher:	Amber L. Drake
Publication date:	07/08/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	12 MB
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About the Author

Amber L. Drake owns Canine Companions Boarding and Rehabilitation Services in Bemus Point, NY. She works with large-scale pet corporations, rescue organizations and private clients on a regular basis researching and addressing issues in canine behavior and nutrition. In addition to serving as a Professional Canine Behaviorist, she is an Adjunct Professor at Kaplan University and Jamestown Community College. Drake has approximately 10 years of experience in the field of biology and animal science. In addition to her work experience, she has approximately 9,000 volunteer hours in the veterinary field.

Drake has earned a Doctor of Education (ABD), a Post-Masters Educational Specialist certification, a Master of Arts in Education, a Bachelor of Science in Biology and an Associate of Science in Biology. In addition to completing degree programs, she has completed coursework in Veterinary Technology at Penn Foster, Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University and Biochemistry at UC Berkeley. In August 2016, she will begin a second Master’s program, Master of Science in Environmental Law and Policy, to further her skills as a Professor as well as remain up-to-date in her field. She also continues to complete courses in canine psychology, canine behavior and canine nutrition.

Drake has been featured in numerous online news articles, magazines and features for her expertise in veterinary science and canine behavior.