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The Dog Home Alone. Separation, Routine, Enrichment and Helping Dogs Cope When People Leave (en Inglés)
Rowan Vale (Autor) · PublishDrive · Tapa Blanda
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18,51 €What happens after the front door closes?
Some dogs curl up and sleep. Others pace, bark, watch the windows, destroy objects, refuse food or struggle from the moment their person begins preparing to leave. Between those extremes are countless dogs whose behaviour is easily dismissed as boredom, stubbornness or mischief when something more complicated may be happening.
The Dog Home Alone is a practical, welfare-focused guide to understanding what dogs experience when people leave. Rowan Vale explores the differences between boredom, frustration, confinement problems and genuine separation-related distress, while showing how routine, exercise, rest, enrichment and the home environment can influence a dog’s ability to cope.
From the first seconds of a real departure to gradually building comfortable alone time, the book explains how to recognise thresholds, use cameras effectively, respond to setbacks and avoid the common mistake of simply trying to exhaust, distract or "cry out" the problem. It also considers puppies, adolescent dogs, rescue dogs, multi-dog households, changing work schedules and situations in which professional veterinary or behavioural help is needed.
The goal is not a dog who no longer cares when people leave. It is something far more realistic: a dog who can feel safe at home even when the people they love are temporarily somewhere else.
Disclaimer
This book is intended for general educational and informational purposes and is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis, treatment or individual advice from a suitably qualified canine behaviour professional. Sudden behavioural changes, severe distress, self-injury or possible illness should be discussed with a veterinarian. Any trademarks, product names or service names mentioned remain the property of their respective owners; their inclusion is for identification or discussion only and does not imply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.
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