My Rescue Dog: A Practical Guide to Providing a Forever Home - Couverture rigide

Alderton, David

 
9780754835479: My Rescue Dog: A Practical Guide to Providing a Forever Home

Synopsis

Dogs can find themselves homeless for a wide variety of reasons. The lucky ones are taken to rescue shelters where staff work hard to rehome them. Adopting and caring for a rescued dog can be challenging at first, but when it works out, you really do have a friend for life. This new book includes everything that anyone taking on a rescue dog will need to know, right from starting on the quest to find a compatible companion. It then addresses the dog’s specific needs, like learning to play, and issues that you may encounter, such as coping with separation anxiety, eating disorders and lack of trust. The book provides practical, expert guidance on how best to deal with and overcome such challenges as they arise, helping your dog grow in confidence and build a close bond with you and members of your family. * Finding and choosing a suitable rescue dog for your individual circumstances. * What to consider when meeting your chosen canine companion, and the things to look for. * Bringing your rescue dog home, and the practicalities of setting up a safe and happy environment. * How to assess the on-going needs of your rescue dog, whether a puppy or an older canine. * How to train your dog to follow your instructions inside the home and when out and about. * Troubleshooting issues such as handling, feeding and behavioural concerns. * Volunteering, fostering and helping with rescue dogs.

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À propos de l?auteur

David Alderton is an international authority on pets and their care, and an award-winning author. His books have sold over seven million copies worldwide, they are available in 31 languages and he has won the prestigious Maxwell Medallion from the Dog Writers’ Association of America. David has kept a variety of rescue dogs through his life, and worked with both breed rehoming organizations and the Dogs Trust – the UK's largest canine charity – in various ways, helping to raise awareness about the number of homeless dogs in need of permanent, loving homes. He currently shares his life with two rescue dogs – Rose, a lively three-legged, one-eared Jack Russell terrier, and Dora, a Pomeranian-type dog who needed months of care. His website can be found at www.petinfoclub.com.

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