Teaching Your Puppy to Be Home Alone · CoverCover

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Companion workbook · 30 pages · PDF, A4

Teaching Your Puppy to Be Home Alone

Find a comfortable starting point and practice time apart in small steps.

Learn what comfortable practice looks like, how to change one step and when to return to something easier. Includes worked practice notes and a care plan for real absences.

2 PDFs: reading guide and separate worksheets

Illustrated reading guide
21 pages of explanations and completed examples, with selectable text and a linked contents page.
Printable worksheet PDF
9 grayscale pages to print at 100% or annotate on a tablet.

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A gentle observation workbook for the moments your puppy spends without you. Start from what is already comfortable, change one small thing at a time, and record what you saw rather than a score.

It is not a treatment program for separation anxiety, and it never asks you to wait through distress. Real absences are planned separately, with care in place.

Made for you if

You want to practice short separations without turning a stopwatch into a deadline.
You would like a record you can show a trainer or vet if things get harder.
You already have a plan for home or work and want more space to record practice.

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In this book

Start with comfort, then build distance04
How does your puppy look and act?05
Quiet does not always mean relaxed06
Run one small practice session07
Example: try standing beside the chair08
Simple notes after practice09
Try an easier version10
From the room to a brief departure11
What to do when practice gets harder12
Your plan, ready to use13
Care advice and emergency contacts14
Check the rules where you live15
How is your puppy feeling?16
One small practice17
Making it easier18
Worksheet finder19
Worksheet finder · continued20
Two sheets to start with21

In the printable worksheet PDF

Print the pages you need at 100% on the matching paper size, or annotate them in a PDF app. These are not interactive forms. The page numbers below belong to the separate worksheet PDF.

How does your puppy look and act?Worksheet03
Plan care when you need to go outWorksheet04
Keep a note of each practiceWorksheet05
What to do when practice gets harderWorksheet06
Prepare questions for your vet or trainerWorksheet07
Care advice and emergency contactsWorksheet08
Check the rules where you liveWorksheet09

Details

Format: PDF, A4
Length: 21 reading pages + 9 worksheet pages
Edition: US English
Version: Edition 2.13
Files: 2 PDFs: reading guide and separate worksheets
Delivery: Download links after checkout and by email

Questions about this book

My puppy is already distressed when alone. Is this the right book?

Please involve your vet and a qualified reward-based behavior professional first. The workbook supports ordinary practice and observation; it is not a treatment plan.

General information and planning only. Not medical, veterinary or other professional advice. Consult your vet or a qualified professional about your puppy’s individual needs.