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by Rik Feeney (Contribution by), Rik Feeney (Editor), Sherri Cappabianca (Author)
In mid to late March, 2020, the government began shutting businesses down and issuing stay at home orders for the nation, in the hope it would slow or halt the spread of the deadly coronavirus. Workers were furloughed or laid off, or told to work from home. Schools closed in person classes. Suddenly everyone was home. While your dog may love all of this new time with you, he could also be stressed, anxious, or bored. After all, his life has dramatically changed as well. In this practical guide you will learn how to recognize signs of stress, help your dog cope with or reduce his stress level, ways to deal with boredom for both of you, ideas to entertain a playful pup while you work from home, how to prepare your dog for post-pandemic life, and more. Full of ideas on how you and your dog can thrive during challenging times.
