SIGNS FOR DEAF DOGS British Sign Language (Let's Sign BSL)

Due to demand for a printed version these flashcard format signs (designed for Kindle easy access on smart phone and tablet) have now been made available via Amazon's Print on Demand in booklet form.

This is not the most cost-effective way to print since it does not have the benefit of the low unit price that long print runs enable - but it does enable a printed version that would not otherwise be available for those who prefer printed copies.

The publication has come about to help spread information about dogs who are deaf and to encourage owners to use some simple hand signals borrowed from the lexicon of British Sign Language (BSL) to aid communication with their pets. Now available in paperback with Amazon's print on demand facility.

Contains signs for: ball, bark, bed, come, drop, excellent, find, food/eat, go, house, leave, lie down, look, no, roll over, sit, spin, stop, toilet, toy/play, wait, walk, well done, where? yes.

The Fingerspelling Alphabet is included at the rear of the publication. One sign per page, clear and simple. Also available in Kindle format ideal for smart phone and tablet.

The idea for the booklet was initiated and developed by Suzanne Williams, a deaf dog owner, BSL advocate and Deaf Dog Network (DDN) member.

Sign illustrations by Cath Smith - part of the Let’s Sign BSL Series also available from Amazon’s Kindle store and www.DeafBooks.co.uk