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 \nCyrus  \nDuke  \nDeja  \nIris  \nI Sit and Stay  \nT B100ks, Brady, eanet Lis/h En  \nyy   \nWritten &Illustrated by Leah L.Waarvik  \nI Sit and StayA Survival Guide for Kids (and Parents,Too!)  \nCopyright o2008 by Leah L.Waarvik  \nAll rights reserved.This book may not be reproduced in whole or in part,by anymeans,electronic or mechanical,without prior written permission from the pub-lisher.For information,or to order additional copies of this book,please contact:  \nGet Sirius Press  \nPO Box 13236Oakland,CA 94661-9991510-336-3604www.GetSiriusPress.comBook and cover design by Leah Waarvik and Michael Brechner  \nDisclaimer  \nThis book is strictly for private use and may not be used commercially or forprofit,nor may it be copied,reproduced,altered,reformatted,edited,or resoldin any form,without the express written permission of the author.  \nThis book contains information on survival skills for children and their par-ents.Any persons using the lessons or materials in this book do so at their ownrisk.Common sense should be exercised.The kit materials include aplastic trashbag,whistle,and mirror.To avoid the danger of suffocation,none of these itemsshould be used by or accessible to infants or very small children.  \nParents should instruct children in the correct use of the plastic bag in wil-derness situations.Readers of this bookaffirm that they will use these materialswith great caution and only as intended by the author.No materials containedherein—including the book and survival kit(trash bag,whistle,and mirror)—are guaranteed to save your life.No warranties,express or implied,are made.  \nPublisher's Cataloging-in Publication Data  \nWaarvik,Leah L.  \n\"I sit and stay\":a survival guide for kids,and parents too!/Leah L.Waarvik.--  \nOakland,Calif.:Get Sirius Press,2007.  \np.;cm.  \nISBN:978-0-9797702-2-7  \nSummary:Two search and rescue dogs help children learn wilderness survivalskills.The author emphasizes the concept of\"Sit and Stay\"and what survival tools tocarry and use when hiking or playing near the wilderness.  \n1.Wilderness survival--Juvenile literature.2.Survival skills--  \nJuvenile literature.3.Preparedness--Juvenile literature.  \n4.[Survival.]1.Title.Il.Survival guide for kids,and parents too.GV200.52.W332007613.69--dc2207092007932212  \nForeword  \nTo Parents and Teachers  \nThank you for reading I Sit and Stay:A Survival Guide for Kids(andParents Too!).As Emma says on the first page,\"You've taken thefrst step to making yourself and your child safer and smarter inthe woods!\"Now,before l talk about the book,let me introducemyself.  \nMy name is Leah Waarvik.I'm a search-and-rescue profes-sional.Emma is my K-9 partner.We're a certified wildernesssearch-and-rescue team with both CARDA(California RescueDog Association)and ALCOSAR(Alameda County Sheriff's OfficeSearch-and-Rescue Team).I hold a National SAR Tech Il certi-fication and was a ground searcher with Alameda County be-fore Emma and l joined their canine 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