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Are you planning to welcome a dog into your life and want to do it right?
Or perhaps you already have one—showered them with love and affection—yet find yourself facing unexpected behavior issues. You’ve tried different methods, but something still feels missing.
This book brings out a new concept in human dog relationship it is called a Family Dog. It explains what is a Family Dog and the fundamental difference in guiding the dogs into this role vs the traditional roles.
This book reveals why the answer isn’t in the tools you use, but in what you are guiding your dog to become: a Family Dog.
More than a label, this is a complete concept—a lifestyle often at odds with a dog’s natural instincts.
Through practical insights and heartfelt guidance, I share how to understand the true role of a family dog and bridge the gap between a dog’s genetics and our human world. The goal? To help you guide your dog into becoming a perfectly balanced, happy, and respected member of ‘Human’ society.
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Balram J Nair
Born in Delhi with roots in Kerala, Balram J Nair—known as Buddha—grew up beside a dog pound, where his gift for handling troubled dogs was discovered early. Though he pursued an MBA and an 18-year corporate career with Citigroup and Tata, his heart never left the animals he rescued and trained. Now based in the UAE, with 30+ years of experience, Buddha is often called the “last resort” for extreme cases. Beyond his profession, he personally shelters, feeds, and cares for more than 50 rescued animals—devoting much of his life and income to their well-being. His mission: restore balance between dogs and humans, one relationship at a time.
