Come along on a fascinating tale of tails about life and love in a multi-dog family. This book describes Dr. Cohl’s thirty-year history of heartwarming, sometimes sad, and often funny events that occur when you combine multiple dogs and two humans in a household ready for any adventure that comes their way.
This book contains several sound and positive problem-solving techniques that can assist the novice to expert dog owner on how to solve behavior problems and the unavoidable challenges that may arise in a multi-dog household.
The author has carefully selected several vignettes and quotations from notables in the field of dog ownership and training. These vignettes serve to illustrate how owning more than one dog can make our lives exciting and fun.
Each chapter contains a section called Life Lessons in which Dr. Cohl remarks that it is through the love and respect of the canine world that we learn from their example and wisdom on how to give to others and live life to its fullest. She emphasizes the positive attitude and zest for life our dogs possess that as humans we sometimes lose along the way.
The intended audience for this book is for dog lovers everywhere. It is for anyone who has ever owned, loved, or wanted a dog and is open to the life lessons they can teach us. It provides an essential guide for those who want to add a dog, or two to their existent canine family.
So read on and let the life lessons begin!
Dr. Barbara R. Cohl is a licensed psychologist with over thirty years of experience in the field of Mental Health. Currently Dr. Cohl has a full-time private practice in which she provides treatment for individuals, couples, and families. Her interest in marital and relationship therapy has led to the writing of: Success for Modern Day Relationships: Working with Dating, Engaged, and Married Couples. Jason Aronson Publishers, 2012.
In 1995, Dr. Cohl created the House Pet Behavioral Consultation Service in which she consults with veterinarians and owners of cats and dogs who exhibit challenging behaviors. She has authored two published books on pets and their relationships with their human guardians. They were published by Howln Moon Press in 2005. The titles are: A Dog in the Family: A Psychologist’s Guide to a Happier, Healthier Relationship with Your Pet A Dog in the Mirror: A Psychologist Looks at how Dogs Reflect Our Personal Family Dynamics
Dr. Cohl’s house pet service has afforded her the opportunity to be interviewed by several newspapers and television news programs in the greater Baltimore and Washington D.C. areas.
