Your Outta Control Adopted Dog (Paperback)
Review
…Adamson breaks down complex relationships and situations…reads like a chat with a really dog-smart friend… — Dog Fancy Magazine
…mixes specific no-nonsense advice with appropriate humor…[provides] a wealth of information, complete with gorgeous color photography. — Newark Star-Ledger
Product Description
Your new adopted dog is totally outta control: He is afraid of everything, won’t leave you alone, acts aggressively, or tears around the house. You adopted a dog from a shelter or rescue to enjoy the benefits of canine companionship, but it’s not working out the way you planned. You don’t know if you can take it anymore—You need help!
Your Outta Control Adopted Dog offers clear, step-by-step instructions on how to deal with common problems that make living with your adopted dog a challenge, such as:
—Housetraining —Separation anxiety —Hyperactivity —Shyness or fearful behaviors —Aggression —Barking —Chewing —Digging
Your Outta Control Adopted Dog will give you the tools you need to turn your little monster into a dog that you can truly trust and enjoy for a lifetime.
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This is a GREAT little book for anyone who is contemplating adopting a dog, or anyone who has adopted a dog in the past. I raised my first dog from 7wks old, and when I adopted my second dog it was a whole different ballgame. Adopting an adult dog is not necessarily more work than raising a puppy, but it certainly is different. This book tells you all the basic things you need to know about what to do once you get your adopted dog home. It’s got good advice about bonding with an adoptive adult dog, and how to socialize an adoptive adult dog which has a past that is unknown to you. This book should be read by all adopters and fosters.
Your Outta Control Adopted Dog: How To Turn Your Crazy Companion Into A Delightful Dog by canine expert Eve Adamson is a solidly written and thoroughly “user friendly” guide presented especially for dog owners who are adjusting to the seemingly destructive behavior of a newly adopted pet. Beautiful color photographs, practical information, and step-by-step instructions for socializing an adopted dog, house training, preventing bad behavior such as biting, and much more fill the pages of this very highly recommended resource which will prove an invaluable asset for anyone needing to “civilize” their canine companion.