When Dogs Feel Lonely: The science and soul of canine loyalty

What happens when you close the door and leave? For millions of dogs, the hours spent alone are the hardest of their day. Separation anxiety is one of the most common - and most misunderstood - challenges in the relationship between dogs and their owners. It is not bad behaviour. It is not manipulation. It is a nervous system in distress, reaching for the person it loves. In When Dogs Feel Lonely, Oscar - a warm, wise Yellow Labrador - takes you inside the experience of canine separation anxiety. From what happens in a dog's body in the first minutes after you leave, to the subtle signs of distress you may have been missing, to the science-backed strategies that genuinely help - this book gives you everything you need to understand what your dog is going through and how to make it better. Written with deep compassion for both dogs and their owners. Practical, kind, and rooted in real science. OUR PLEDGE: 10% of all proceeds from every copy of this book is donated to the welfare of stray and orphan dogs. Every purchase directly helps a dog who has no voice and no home.

Pagina's: 85, Paperback, Independently published