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Housebound Dogs: How to Keep Your Stay-at-Home Dog Happy & Healthy

Book # A-270

Paula KephartSeries: Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin
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Pages
32
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Storey Publishing, LLC

About

Dog-Proof Your Home and House-Proof Your Dog!



Does leaving your dog home alone result in broken lamps, chewed shoes, and warm puddles on the floor? Or does the thought of your forlorn pup waiting sadly at the door make you want to turn the car around? Help is here.



Stay-at-home dogs are a reality in today's busy world. But with proper training, a dog left home alone is neither lonely nor destructive. In Housebound Dogs, Paula Kephart helps you understand the natural tendencies and insecurities of a housebound dog on its own. With her expert advice and simple training techniques, you can make your home a safe, comfortable, and cheery haven for your canine companion, and your dog will learn to be trustworthy and responsible in the house. Paula Kephart is a freelance writer and self-taught dog trainer. She shares her home in upstate New York with canine cohorts Sam the Wonder Dog and Amazing Grace.

Introduction

Who's Watching the Dog?

Accomodating a Housebound Dog

Understanding Your Dog's Unique Needs

Protecting Your Furniture

Pet-Proofing Your Home

Home Alone Outdoors

Dealing with Separation Anxiety

Making Exercise a Relationship-Building Activity

Make Your Dog Your Little Helper

Adopting a Friend for Your Dog

Related Subjects

  • Training & Showing
  • Dogs
  • Pets
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Breeds

Extended Details

  • SeriesStorey Country Wisdom Bulletin

    Artists

    Paula KephartAuthor