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Unmask the Hidden Predators: Master Your Mind, Defend Your Life. Defense Against Frogs, Dogs, and Humans (and Everything in Between) shatters the illusion of safety, revealing that danger isn't always obvious. This isn't just about fighting; it's about mastering the mindset for survival. Learn to recognize the subtle ""tells"" of three distinct predator types-the opportunistic scavenger, the dominant apex, and the unpredictable, disassociated-and understand how they operate, from hidden tactics to terrifying pack dynamics. Discover how your own body language impacts whether you're perceived as prey, and cultivate the mental, physical, and spiritual resilience to become a ""hard target."" This groundbreaking guide provides actionable strategies for immediate self-defense, leveraging everyday objects as powerful tools, and mastering the art of de-escalation for every threat level. Through gripping real-life insights and practical advice, you'll gain the critical awareness, confidence, and preparedness to protect yourself and your loved ones in a world where threats can come from anywhere. Stop outsourcing your safety. Arm your mind and body. You are worth fighting for! It's time to Add To Your Tools.

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When I picked up Robert Wylie's ""Defence Against Frogs, Dogs, and Humans,"" I expected satire or light commentary. What I got was a surprisingly sharp and insightful manual on boundaries, survival, and self-protection in a world full of unpredictable creatures - some with four legs, some with two, and some hidden behind smiles. Wylie doesn't just entertain; he educates you on how to stay mentally, emotionally, and physically guarded without becoming paranoid or cynical. Here's what stuck with me: --- 10 Valuable Lessons from Defence Against Frogs, Dogs, and Humans by Robert Wylie 1. Not every threat looks like a threat at first. Frogs may look harmless, even charming - but they can be loud, invasive, or toxic. Likewise, people with seemingly good intentions can erode your peace if you're not paying attention. 2. Don't ignore your gut instincts. Whether it's a growling dog or a person who gives off bad energy, your body often senses danger before your mind rationalizes it away. Learn to trust your inner alarm. 3. Boundaries are not rude - they are essential. Wylie emphasizes that saying ""no"" or stepping back isn't an attack; it's self-preservation. You don't owe everyone access to your energy. 4. The enemy often wears a friendly face. Manipulative humans rarely show their claws at first. Spotting emotional manipulation early is a skill worth developing. 5. Be cautious of people who constantly need rescuing. ""Frogs"" in Wylie's metaphor often present as victims but drain your emotional bandwidth. Repeated rescue missions can turn you into their permanent life raft. 6. Reacting without thinking puts you in danger. Whether dealing with aggressive dogs or hostile humans, calm, calculated responses are far more effective than panic or aggression. 7. Your silence can be your strongest weapon. You don't have to respond to every insult, accusation, or provocation. Silence protects your power and keeps you unpredictable. 8. You are allowed to walk away. Wylie highlights the freedom in detaching from harmful environments. Loyalty should not mean enduring abuse - be it from people, workplaces, or social circles. 9. Kindness should not make you a target.

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Robert Wylie lives in Rexburg, Idaho with his sweetheart, partner and wife, Catrina. They both have served with the Madison County Sheriff's Search and Rescue for over 20 years. For the last 30+ years, Robert has studied personal defense and weapon craft skills including learning from a solid pedigree of world-renowned experts in the fields of combat, situational awareness, and self-defense. Robert has also had the opportunity to train with multiple law enforcement agencies, and through the years, he has taught self-defense to youth groups and adults. Over his career, he has collaborated with companies to help establish multiple policies and procedures to increase the safety of their employees, customers, and the community. He enjoys sharing his knowledge more fully by teaching an array of classes through DPPDefense.

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