
- 160 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
How to Raise a Puppy moves away from the traditional approach to raising puppies, focused on obedience and control, and instead takes an holistic, dog-centred approach. Drawing on research into how dogs naturally rear their young, and how dogs have evolved to behave and spend their time, it supports a new way of sharing our lives with our dogs. It also offers advice on dealing with some of the common challenges people experience with puppies, and tips for managing adolescence.
A much-needed resource for dog trainers, veterinarians and behaviourists to recommend to clients, this conveys a powerful message to help overcome all too common issues so many people have with their puppies. Packed with practical advice, it offers an overdue "puppy perspective", with respect for a dog as a sentient being at its core.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title
- Praise for the Book
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1 Preparing for puppy
- 2 Bringing puppy home
- 3 Meeting your puppy’s needs
- 4 Learning life skills
- 5 Common concerns for puppy owners
- 6 Managing relationships
- 7 Activities to try with your puppy
- 8 Beyond puppyhood – what to expect next
- 9 Turid’s case studies
- 10 Closing remarks
- An update from Scout – now eight months old
- References and further reading
- Index