What Is Your Pet Trying to Tell You—And Are You Listening?
What if your pet’s “bad” or unwanted behavior isn’t bad at all... but a message you’re missing?
Most pet parents unknowingly send mixed signals to their animals, then feel frustrated when the problems persist. Whether it’s barking, hiding, nipping, or peeing outside the litter box, your pet may be trying to tell you something important—and you might not even realize it.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL DISCOVER:
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