No matter how hard you try, you can't cover everything that a person needs to know about puppies in a single consultation, or even in a series of puppy classes!

Even the parts that you do cover won't necessarily be remembered - there are distracting puppies present, after all - and what actually ends up being relayed to other family members is up to chance.

You need a reliable source of information that your clients can refer back to.

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If you want to teach your clients how to raise healthy, well-adjusted puppies,

avoid common puppy pitfalls 

and give them trustworthy, up-to-date advice

you are in the right place.

If you want that guide tailored to you, with your logo, details,

and your advice and recommendations

there is nowhere else to be!

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I'm Dr Jen Nesbitt-Hawes, a vet with over 20 years of experience

in small animal and behaviour practices,

 and Membership of the ANZCVS Veterinary Behaviour Chapter.

I’ve helped over a hundred businesses worldwide -

vet clinics, trainers, shelters, and breeders  -

to give up-to-date and ethical behaviour advice to their clients.

I regularly attend, exhibit and present at conferences for veterinarians and trainers,

so that the information in my resources is current

and backed by specialists in the field.

And, you can be assured that The Puppy Manual (like all my client resources)

is all my own work - no AI was involved in writing it.​

 

Your time is precious. 

So, skip all of the research, the writing, designing and updating

- I've done that for you.

Just read through, request changes to reflect your professional advice if needed,

and I'll create your very own Puppy Manual -

your unique, comprehensive guide and a trusted resource for your clients. 

 

Getting you set up costs less than it would cost to

pay yourself the hourly rate to write it.

It costs less than the average dental procedure,

less than attending an annual conference,

and certainly less than the toys your orthopaedic surgeon or ultrasonographer

has on their wish list         (I say this with my total respect to all

veterinarians in those fields,

because I couldn't do the amazing things you do).  

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You'll get asked about behaviour in every puppy consultation or class.

Giving people the right behavioural advice can address problems early,

or prevent them from developing at all. 

Imagine a world where puppies are appropriately socialised and trained!

And where dogs have positive cooperative care experience

with nail trims, muzzles or medical procedures. 

I'd love to make this happen for as many of you as possible,

with the help of The Puppy Manual. ​​