Relaxed dog, relaxed person –
Recognize and avoid stress in dogs!
Stuttgart. In her latest book, SPIEGEL bestselling author and dog expert Sophie Strodtbeck explains how stress occurs in dogs and shows everyday strategies for avoiding stress and dealing with stressful situations.
Sophie Strodtbeck, born in 1975, studied veterinary medicine at the LMU in Munich. She has gained professional experience in various large animal and mixed practices in Ostallgäu and the greater Munich area. From mice to dogs to Allgäu brown cattle, her favorite patients, she has treated almost all animal species there and was able to gain a lot of experience. In 2010 she turned her back on the practice and made her hobby “dogs” the focus of her professional life. Since then she has worked as an author, lecturer and photographer and advises dog owners on behavioral issues.
Why do some dogs quickly become stressed, while others remain stable even in the most hustle and bustle? And why does training sometimes reach its limits, even though owners try hard? Behavior arises not only through upbringing, but in the interaction between the nervous system, body and environment.
In her latest book, behavioral medicine specialist Sophie Strodtbeck shows how stress occurs in the organism and why factors such as pain, sleep, hormones, nutrition and inflammation significantly influence behavior. Clearly explained and practical, it combines neurobiology and behavioral medicine – for everyone who really wants to understand dogs.
A book for everyone who is looking for a relaxed relationship with their dog. Scientifically based, practical, informative and entertaining.
Sophie Strodtbeck
Understanding stress in dogs
224 pages
150 images
Format: 170 x 240 mm
Paul Pietsch Publishers – Müller Rüschlikon
ISBN: 978−3−275−02382−0
Price: 29.90 euros
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