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Ruth Mcdonagh A Dog’s Guide To Human Behaviour By Professor Daniel Springer-Spaniel, On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, canine expert Ruth McDonagh, writing as Professor Daniel Springer-Spaniel, explores how human emotions can affect dogs in her book “They’re All Barking,” emphasizing our responsibility for canine well-being.

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They’re All Barking – A Dog’s Guide To Human Behaviour

Through the witty lens of Professor Daniel Springer-Spaniel, Ruth McDonagh offers a compelling and insightful exploration of the human-dog relationship. Her lighthearted approach belies the depth of knowledge she imparts. “They’re All Barking” is a must-read for any dog owner seeking to understand the profound impact human behaviors can have on their canine companions.

Professor Daniel expertly dissects the common pitfalls of modern dog ownership, from excessive humanization to inadequate training. He unflinchingly highlights how our own emotions, lifestyles, and lack of boundaries can negatively affect our dogs’ well-being. Through engaging case studies and practical advice, the book provides a much-needed reset for those seeking to improve their relationship with their furry friends.

Whether you’re grappling with a dog that jumps, has separation anxiety, or wears human clothes, “They’re All Barking” offers valuable insights. Professor Daniel’s expert analysis, combined with Ruth McDonagh’s engaging writing style, makes this book both informative and entertaining.

Ruth McDonagh

Our book looks at the repercussions of humans ‘actions/inactions and lifestyles on their pets.

During the pandemic there was a huge surge in dog ownership, often with new owners lacking knowledge and being unable to access appropriate professional support. As a result, a few years on, dogs are now suffering the consequences. Many have behavioural issues; many suffer with stress and anxiety (some even being given tranquillisers to calm them down) and a large number are being rehomed or taken to rescue centres. Surveys and studies by the Royal Veterinary College in conjunction with Battersea Dogs’ and Cats Home and the Dogs Trust bear all of this out.

They’re All Barking’ was written to help educate dog owners and would-be dog owners to think differently and put the dogs’ needs first – rather than their own. It also shows why humanising dogs is both unnatural and unhealthy and promotes ways to enjoy a healthy, balanced relationship with your dog in which their welfare is paramount.

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Dog-lover and former journalist, Ruth McDonagh, brings her dual passions together in “They’re All Barking” and Professor Daniel Springer-Spaniel. Rooted in her 50 years of canine companionship and two decades rescuing dogs (some with traumatic experiences), Ruth penned the book to bridge the gap between human and canine well-being.

Fueled by this mission, she trained as a Whole Energy Body Balance Practitioner for dogs under holistic vet Dr. Edward Bassingthwaite (thehealingvet.com). Now, through A Calmer Canine, she offers massage and relaxation therapy, easing physical and emotional tension in dogs of all sizes and supporting their owners.