21/07/2026
βοΈ **School holidays often see an increase in dog bite incidents involving children.** βοΈ
It's not because dogs are "bad". It's usually because children and dogs are suddenly spending much more time together, routines have changed, and the subtle signs that a dog is feeling worried, overwhelmed or simply needs some space are missed.
The good news? Teaching children how to understand dogs can make a huge difference. Prevention starts with education.
That's why I've created my **Children & Dogs Workbook** β a fun, interactive activity pack for children aged **5β11** to enjoy alongside their dog.
Inside, they'll learn to:
πΆ Understand what dogs are trying to tell us through their body language.
β¨ Stay safe around dogs they know.
πΎ Learn the basics of kind, positive dog training.
π Play fun, safe games that strengthen the bond between child and dog.
It's already been enjoyed by families, and the feedback has been wonderful. Children love getting involved, learning new skills and seeing things from their dog's point of view.
β οΈ **Please remember:** No matter how gentle or trustworthy your dog is, children should **never** be left unsupervised with them.
Whether you have a playful puppy or an older family dog, this workbook is a brilliant way to keep children learning, having fun and developing lifelong skills to help keep everyone safe this summer.
π» **E-Workbook β Β£3.50**
π **Printed Workbook β Β£6.00**
If you'd like a copy or would like to know more, just send me a message. I'd love to help your family enjoy a safe, happy summer with your dog. πΎβ€οΈ