Speaking Dog is My Superpower Empowering Kids to Understand and Respect Dogs

Meet River and Wilder, two siblings with an extraordinary gift – they can understand their dog Luna! In Speaking Dog is my Superpower, River and Wilder invite young readers on an exciting adventure to become superheroes just like them by learning to understand and respect their furry friends. As River and Wilder share their secrets to unlocking their powers, they teach readers how to decipher dog body language, from wagging tails to perked-up ears. Through vivid illustrations and engaging storytelling, readers not only learn to interpret the subtle cues of canine body language, but they also discover the importance of treating dogs with kindness and respect.
But being a superhero isn't just about understanding – it's also about taking action! River and Wilder guide readers through essential dos and don'ts, such as proper petting techniques and the importance of providing a safe and loving environment for their canine companions. In addition to valuable tips and tricks, Speaking Dog is My Superpower includes a special bonus recipe for kids to make and share with their furry friends. Join River, Wilder and Luna on this exciting journey which ends with the reader joining their superhero crew!
Speaking Dog is My Superpower is not just a book – it's a guide to becoming a true superhero for all dogs, ultimately fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for our four-legged friends.

Dr. Tiffany Ruiz is a dedicated mother of two and an Ivy League-trained veterinarian, having graduated from both Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. Passionate about fostering the bond between children and their pets in order to ensure a safe and happy home for both, Dr. Ruiz has devoted her career to educating families on the importance of understanding dog body language and behavior. "Becoming a mother even further highlighted how crucial a positive and respectful bond between a child and their pet is to keeping them both safe," says Dr. Ruiz. She believes dogs should not have to be tolerant of children, and instead, children and their pets can live in harmony when body language is understood and boundaries are respected. During her years in practice, she has witnessed numerous preventable instances of children being bitten by dogs due to a lack of supervision and understanding of canine signals. These incidents not only pose physical risks, but also strain the human-animal bond, both of which can lead to heartbreaking decisions such as rehoming or euthanasia. Dr. Ruiz aims to change this narrative through her children's book, which provides engaging and accessible lessons on respecting dogs and interpreting dog behavior. By empowering kids with this knowledge, she hopes to ensure safer, happier interactions that strengthen the bond between pets and their families. To learn more about Dr. Tiffany Ruiz and her mission, visit www.pawsitive-parenting.com.