Free eBooks and Pamphlets to Download
Before you look for your perfect puppy, you need to know what sort of dog to look for, where to get it, and when to get it. An educated choice is generally far better than an impulsive puppy purchase. Additionally, you need to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the developmental deadlines; they become urgent and crucial the day you select your puppy. Take your time to review this booklet, observe a number of puppy classes, and then make a thoughtful choice. Your dog's future depends on it.
Before You Get Your Puppy by Dr. Ian Dunbar
Puppy Baby Book...free download
After You Get Your Puppy
Ian Dunbar
Ian Dunbar is one of the best Malamute trainers out there, proabably because he's HAD Malamutes. This is an excellent guide for the first time Malamute owner. Download and enjoy the free ebook.
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After You Get Your Puppy, by Ian Dunbar
Emergency CPR Pamphlet/Poster
How to do CPR on a dog. Download it now and print for future reference.
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FEMA - Malamutes and Disaster Booklet
Do you have plans for your Malamutes in case of an emergency? Some shelters do not accept Malamutes, so having a plan ahead of time is essential to your Malamute's survival.
- Have a safe place to take your Malamutes. Don't leave them behind. Prepare a list of boarding facilities who can shelter a Malamute in an emergency. Preferably somewhere away from where you live.
- Assemble a portable Malamute disaster supplies kit. This should include medical records, leashes, Malamute carriers, food, water, etc.
- Place an additional Malamute tag on your Malamute's collar with information from the boarding facility.
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FEMA - Malamutes and Disater Pamphlet
Guide to Common Houseplants that are Toxic to Our Malamutes
by Debra Garrison, DVM
This book contains the top 17 houseplants that are commonly found in our homes that can cause serious injuries to our Malamutes if they should accidentally chew or ingest them. Complete with photographs of the plants and a brief descriptions of the toxic component and effects of the toxins. Also included is the phone number to the ASPCA Malamute Poison Center to call in case your Malamute is ever poisoned. This is a must have book for any Malamute owner.
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Guide to Common Houseplants that are Toxic to Our Malamutes
96 pages, 567kb (PDF)
Name That Malamute!
by Naomi Jones
Name That Malamute! is an animal/Malamute-naming reference book. It contains 22 chapters, which categorize names according to look (size/color), personality, breed origins, and pop-cultural references. It is informative in an educational context as well as a useful tool for personalizing a new household Malamute.
“Name That Malamute!" is also the debut offering from author and retired canine behaviorist, Naomi Jones. This is the purrfect Malamute-naming book for any new Malamute acquisition. With chapters focusing on famous Malamutes, most popular dog names, cartoon characters, and ethnic origins, you’re sure to find that ideal name for your new furry family member!
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Name That Malamute! (PDF) or click here to visit their website.
140 Dog Treat Recipes
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Healthy Diet Recipes for Dogs
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FROM AMAZON:
Dogs and All About Them - Amazon -Kindle edition $0.0
The Golden Dog - Amazon -Kindle edition $0.0
Preparing for a medical emergency involving your pet is always best accomplished before the event takes place. This free eBook is designed to help guide you through the important decisions about first aid, as well as how and when to transport your pet quickly and safely to a veterinary hospital or emergency facility.
This free eBook is an emergency preparedness ready-reference for dogs and cats. Wise preventive measures, intelligent use of first aid principles, coupled with recognition of abnormal symptoms and treatment of disorders, diseases, and problems, lead to effective health care.
