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Your Dog's Person, by Nancy Hollister
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The little things your dog does that mean you're family. A lifetime of dogs, written down.

The lean on your shins, the bathroom visits, the sock under their bed and the long sigh on the couch. What each one means, what to watch for, and how to answer back so your dog understands.
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You pay
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The book opens
On the very next screen, about thirty seconds later. Phone, tablet, or computer.
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It stays in your email
The same link goes to your inbox, so you can open it again any evening with your dog on your feet.

Nothing ships, and there is no account to make.

The honest math

Nobody adds up what we spend trying to make a dog happy, or what they were really asking for. So here are both, priced the way it really happens.

The guessing way

  • A basket of toys and chews they sniff once and leave$15 to $30 a month
  • A big fancy dog bed, when they wanted your side of the couch$60 to $150
  • A calming vest or spray for a dog who wanted to be next to you in the storm$20 to $65 each
  • Extra treats to win them over$15 to $30 a month
  • A worried vet visit for a habit your dog has always had, or a late one for a change nobody noticed$60 to $120 for the exam alone, more if it waited
A typical year$500 to $1,000 and up, and your dog still asking for the same thing

Nancy's way

  • Ten minutes on the floor at their levelfree
  • A slow walk where they get to snifffree
  • An old shirt of yours in their bedfree
  • One or two toys you actually play with together$10 to $20
  • Knowing their normal, so you call the vet about the new things, and soonerfree
  • Knowing what each sign means, all in one placethis book
The same yearabout $20 plus the book, and a lot more time on the floor together

Your numbers will differ. Some dogs really do need the vest, and some habits really do need the vet. The point holds: most of what your dog asks you for costs nothing but your time.

Look inside

Real pages from the real book. This is exactly what opens on your phone, or comes out of your printer. The type is set big on purpose.

Page 9 of Your Dog's PersonTAP TO ENLARGE
p. 9. The bathroom chapter. What Rosie was telling me all those years I shooed her out.
Page 218 of Your Dog's PersonTAP TO ENLARGE
p. 218. One sign at a time: what it can mean, the gentle fix, and when to call the vet.
Page 209 of Your Dog's PersonTAP TO ENLARGE
p. 209. Tucker in the hallway during a storm, and how to be the place your dog runs to.
Page 211 of Your Dog's PersonTAP TO ENLARGE
p. 211. Before storm season and the Fourth: six plain steps, most of them free.
Page 342 of Your Dog's PersonTAP TO ENLARGE
p. 342. From the back of the book: every sign on one list, made to print and keep on the fridge.

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What's inside

Twenty-seven chapters in seven parts. Every sign comes with what you see, what it means, what to watch for tonight, and a plain line when a change is worth a call to your vet.

The signs you walk past every dayYou are their familyYour dog's favorite humanTrust, and how it growsSaying it back so they understandEvery dog loves in their own wayThe later years

And that is a slice of it. Twenty-seven chapters, 349 pages, and every sign on one printable list at the back.

349pages
179signs, tests and ways to answer
27chapters
3books in the set

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Your Dog's Person, by Nancy Hollister
The signs your dog loves you and sees you as family, what each one means, and how to say it back so they understand
Your Dog's Person
  • 349 pages in large print, made to read on a phone or print at home
  • Instant PDF download, on your phone about thirty seconds after you pay
  • Twenty-seven chapters: the everyday signs, family, being the favorite, trust, saying it back, quiet dogs and old dogs
  • Every sign on one printable list for the fridge
  • 7-day money back, and you keep the book
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Who wrote it

Nancy Hollister

I grew up on my family's place in Indiana with my dad's beagle, Pepper, who howled every time the school bus came. I've had dogs ever since, and I'm 56 now. Today it's Rosie, our golden mix who follows me into the bathroom, and Tucker, a shepherd mix from the county shelter who took the better part of a year to lean on me. Sadie, our black Lab, lived to fourteen and waited at the front window for Dale's truck every evening. Dale is my husband. Tucker likes him better on sunny days.

I'm a dog person who pays attention, and I got plenty wrong before I got it right. I'm not a vet, and I've never trained dogs for anybody. This book is what I've learned to read in my own dogs, written down in plain words. Where a habit could mean pain or illness, I say so, and I tell you to call your vet.

Nancy

Questions, answered honestly

Is this a printed book you mail me?
No, and I want you to know that before you spend a dime. It is a PDF: a file you open on your phone, your tablet or your computer the moment you pay. Nothing comes in the mail. The type is set big on purpose. You can print any page you like at home, and the list of signs at the back is made to print and keep on the fridge.
I'm no dog expert. Will this be too hard for me?
It is written for somebody at the kitchen table with a dog on their feet. One sign at a time: what you see, what it means, and one thing to watch for tonight. No big words. And if you've had dogs all your life, you'll nod at a lot of it. I bet you still find a few you've been walking past. I did, and I've had dogs since I was a girl.
My dog is a rescue, or a breed that isn't cuddly. Will it fit?
Yes. There is a whole part on trust and rescues, told through Tucker, who came to us scared. There is a chapter for the quiet dog who doesn't do the usual things. Every dog loves in their own way, and the book says so plainly when a sign fits some dogs and not others.
Is this vet advice?
No. I'm not a vet, and I can't see your dog. Here is why that matters. A habit your dog has always had is usually love. A new one, or one that came on sudden, can be pain or illness, and only your vet can tell you which. Everywhere that comes up, the book says so in one plain line.
I'm not good with computers.
You don't need to be. You press one button and the book opens the way a photo opens, with no account to make and no password. If it doesn't open, write to me here and I will walk you through it myself, or give your money back.
Is this a subscription? Will you charge my card again?
No. One payment, one time. No membership, no monthly anything, no free trial that turns into a bill. I couldn't charge you again if I wanted to.
What if I lose the file?
Your link lives in your email, so that is the thing to keep. If you lose it, go to the download page and put in the email you bought with, and it comes right back to you.
What if it's not for me?
Write to me within seven days and I'll give your money back, and you keep the book. I would rather that than have you feel taken.

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